Russia's Fuel Shortages Impact Central Asia
Russia's refinery outages and fuel export bans have caused widespread shortages and price hikes across Central Asia, revealing the region's deep dependence on Moscow's energy supplies.
Following Ukrainian attacks on its oil refineries, Russia is experiencing fuel shortages and price hikes, with long lines at gas stations reported in some regions.
- Moscow has banned or restricted the export of gasoline and diesel to protect domestic supplies.
- This move has triggered fuel shortages and price rises in former Soviet republics of Central Asia, which heavily rely on Russian energy.
Russia is grappling with fuel shortages and price hikes after a string of Ukrainian attacks on its oil refineries.
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Author's summary: Russia's fuel shortages affect Central Asia.
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