A Relative Of Putin On The Gasoline Shortage In Russia: "I Drive A Diesel Car"

The Russian Minister of Energy stated that he is not concerned about the drivers' problems.

The Russian Minister of Energy and husband of Putin’s niece Sergey Tsivilev commented on the situation regarding long lines and gasoline shortages at Russian gas stations.

According to Censor.NET, during a conversation with a journalist on the sidelines of the event, Tsivilev noted that he himself does not face any difficulties, since he drives a car with a diesel engine.

“I drive a diesel…. Diesel is available at all gas stations…” said Putin’s relative.

At the same time, Tsivilev acknowledged the existence of long lines at gas stations for gasoline-powered cars and stated that the relevant agency is “actively working” to resolve this issue.

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