Stanimir Dobrev

I will start posting at the same time here and on blue sky. This is me there:

These are high prices for one of Russia's poorest regions Source: kommersant.ru/doc/8815243

Fuel prices in Tuva went up drastically in the last 4 days. Ai-95 gasoline rose by 10,22 to an average of 127 rubles, Ai-92 by 7,78 to an average of 118 rubles and Ai-98 by 30,71 to an average of 155 rubles and diesel sells at an average of 128 rubles.

@MalcontentmentT They kill protestors in avtozaks there which even today is rather rare for Russia.

@delfoo I think that's a fair assessment. The region has been a thorn in Moscow's side for years and a source of unrest.

@MalcontentmentT Could also be me hating Radiy Khabirov with a passion.

@MalcontentmentT As to whether Bashkortostan recovers. I don't think they have enough sway with the Kremlin to get extra fuel.

After Ukraine hit the refinery in Bashkortostan in Salavat yesterday long queues at gas stations in the regional capital of Ufa persisted through the night. Local tried to excuse the shortage with logistics and problems at independent gas stations.

Source: t.me/ysiaru/99575

The regional health ministry in Yakutia has had to make a statement that hospitals and emergency services have enough fuel to operate without interruption. Not a good sign under the Putin system.

Source: t.me/ufa_smi/35208

Things Russia's ran out of this summer: Gasoline Jet fuel Diesel LPG The ability to ship 30% of its harvest. We're at the stage of the Russian fuel crisis that's akin to Wile E Coyote running off the cliff but still not looking down at his feet.

Source: kommersant.ru/doc/8814917

Moreover gasoline prices in the area can reach to as high as 140 rubles per liter of Ai-92 and 150 rubles per liter of Ai-95.

In Orenburg on top of the limits on gasoline refueling they have had to introduce a limit on refueling with LPG. They are offering no more than 20 liters of LPG per person. Prices have also gone up from 41,9 rubles on July 2nd to 50 rubles now.

Source: riatomsk.ru/article/202607…

According to local authorities out the 119 gas stations in the city of Tomsk as of today only 32 have gasoline or diesel to sell to the public.

Source; kommersant.ru/doc/8815127

From July 21st on SPIMEX only end users of fuel will be able to buy gasoline lots put up for auction. It either has to be a retailer like a gas station or a legal entity that is buying the fuel for its own fleet to consume. Trading is essentially banned.

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These are incredibly important for Russian industries like metallurgy, chemicals, coal and the Russian defense industrial complex. The shortage of fuel is causing disruptions at factories and at Russian Railways. If they stop operating so does Russian industry.

Something incredibly interesting that @evgen1232007 found today. The Organization of the Industrial Rail Transport is asking the Russian government to implement measures to support them due to the fuel crisis saying that they can get diesel are 150-180 rubles per liter.