Russian citizens are facing long waits at gas stations, while gasoline shortages have spread to several regions of the country.
In some places, drivers are forced to wait for hours to fill up their vehicles.
Footage from the highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg shows long lines of vehicles at gas stations, with many drivers waiting to refuel.
Supply problems have also been reported in other areas of Russia, including St. Petersburg, where some gas stations have imposed limits on the amount of gasoline a customer can buy.
According to reports, the fuel crisis is linked to supply disruptions and damage to oil processing capacities, while some analyses also link these problems to Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
The situation has caused dissatisfaction among drivers, who have published images of long queues on social networks and expressed concern about the fuel shortage and rising prices. /Telegraph/
