St. Petersburg Diesel Shortage Linked to U.S. Exports
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St. Petersburg is facing a diesel fuel shortage, with availability dropping to less than 40% of gas stations. Analysts link this to rushed exports of diesel to the U.S., following a deal between Russia and the U.S. under President Trump. Russia produces enough diesel but has issues with gasoline. Despite assurances from Russian officials, the shortage has approached peak levels seen during the summer fuel crisis.
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Дефіцит дизелю на АЗС Петербурга: аналітик Клюге пов'язав його з поспі...
Дефіцит дизелю на АЗС Петербурга: аналітик Клюге пов'язав його з поспі...
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