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Crimea faces fuel crisis: queues at gas stations continue

3 sourcesPublished 02/09/2026, 18:05 · Updated 09/09/2026, 20:17

Crimea is experiencing a fuel crisis that has lasted for three months. Russian authorities promised to increase gasoline supplies, but many gas stations still lack fuel, leading to queues and sales restrictions.

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The fuel crisis in Crimea has been declared for three months
Russian authorities promised to increase supplies from September 1
Gasoline A-95 is still unavailable at gas stations
Sales schedules for fuel have been introduced
Crimean residents are forced to queue for gasoline

Crimea · Sevastopol · A-95 · Russian authorities · Kerch · Chornomorske

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