A-95 Gasoline Disappeared In Occupied Crimea After Ukrainian Strikes

The peninsula once again found itself without the most sought-after fuel.

A-95 gasoline, which is the most popular among local drivers, has disappeared again at gas stations in the temporarily occupied Crimea. Fuel disruptions occur immediately after the successful strikes on the fuel infrastructure of the Russian Federation.

The situation with fuel on the peninsula remains critically dependent on daily supplies from the territory of Russia. This is reported by an anonymous activist for "Crimea.Realii".

Any AFU strikes on oil depots or logistics hubs instantly affect the work of Crimean gas stations. The absence of certain brands of gasoline, in particular A-95, is a kind of indicator of successful attacks on the fuel infrastructure in Crimea or Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation.

According to the activist's observations, the peninsula actually has no fuel reserves of its own, and any disruptions in the supply chain lead to an instant shortage. That is why the situation at gas stations in Crimea remains unstable and directly depends on the security situation around key energy facilities.

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