In The Rostov Region, Russian Occupiers Were Refused Gasoline

The fuel crisis has already gone beyond being just a domestic issue.

Russian military correspondent Vladimir Romanov writes that in occupied Donetsk and throughout the so-called "DPR," there is no gasoline. According to him, if fuel does appear at some gas stations, it is only sporadically and runs out immediately, writes "Dialog".

The shortage has already affected even Russian military personnel operating along the front lines. Romanov reported that he did not encounter a single gas station with fuel along the Donetsk–Avilo-Uspenka highway. There is gasoline in the Rostov region, but gas stations have imposed limits. For ordinary drivers, this is still manageable, he writes, but for the military, the situation is becoming critical.

According to the Z-correspondent, one of the Russian units sent a convoy to the Rostov region to buy fuel at their own expense. The military needed large quantities, but gas stations refused to fill their barrels with gasoline. In a published video, a Russian soldier asks to fill the containers “for the front,” but a gas station employee refuses. She says she will not violate the ban because she risks being fired.

Romanov claims that a similar refusal occurred at a Teboil gas station in the Rostov region. Military channels report that the fuel crisis has already gone beyond being a domestic issue. If there isn’t enough gasoline even for units at the front, this affects not only the occupation administration but also the supply of the Russian army.

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