In late August, Russia's gasoline production fell to 70% of domestic demand following drone attacks. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
According to sources, this situation could significantly affect the country's fuel market. Drone attacks disrupted the operation of oil refineries, leading to a reduction in production volumes.
According to exclusive information from Reuters, the decline in gasoline production could lead to a fuel shortage on the domestic market. This poses a threat to the stability of Russia's energy sector.
Experts believe that such a situation may cause price increases and difficulties in fuel distribution. However, there are no official statements about specific measures yet.