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Leningrad Region recommends limits on fuel sales

Leningrad Region recommends limits on fuel sales

The Leningrad Region in northwestern Russia recommended limits on fuel sales at gas stations.

The recommended caps are 30 liters of gasoline and 50 liters of diesel per customer.

Governor Alexander Drozdenko said the move followed fuel limits introduced by major oil companies.

Rosneft has restricted sales at its stations across Russia after Ukrainian drone strikes hit several of its refineries.

A drone strike on the region overnight on November 9 killed one person and set fire to a large oil refinery.

The limits are intended to prevent panic buying as Russia faces fuel shortages linked to attacks on oil facilities.

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Alexander DrozdenkoLeningrad Region governor
because a number of major vertically integrated oil companies are introducing limits on the volume of fuel they sell
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meant to prevent panic buying
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