In Sevastopol, annexed by russia, the situation with the availability of gasoline at gas stations deteriorated sharply on the evening of May 22, according to media reports.
In particular, this information was disseminated by the website Krym.Realii with reference to local residents.
Gasoline shortage and rising prices for it have been observed in Sevastopol since the evening of May 21.
"After the russian authorities announced a limit on the volume of gasoline sales in one hand (no more than 20 liters - ed.), explaining this by "logistical difficulties", by the evening there were lines of cars at gas stations," a city resident said.
It is reported that drivers are confused: what will happen next is unknown. City bus drivers say that they "will be given gasoline according to coupons."
The russian so-called "head of Sevastopol" Mikhail Razvozhaev promised that the authorities are trying to normalize the situation as soon as possible. And his deputy, citing "certain logistical difficulties," said that in Sevastopol they will limit the sale of gasoline at one of the gas stations - no more than 20 liters per canister or car in order to "avoid artificial excitement."
Russian media also wrote that "diesel is still being sold according to coupons."
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on the night of May 17, the SSU, together with the Defense Forces, struck the Belbek military airfield in occupied Crimea.
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