Russia caps petrol sales after Ukrainian refinery strikes
UKPulse Local Desk
Russia's state-owned Rosneft has limited petrol sales following a series of Ukrainian strikes on refineries.
- Petrol sales are capped at 30 litres per car in cities.
- On highways, the limit for petrol sales is 50 litres per car.
- The caps follow a wave of Ukrainian strikes on refineries.
State-owned Rosneft has introduced limits on petrol sales in Russia. This decision follows a series of Ukrainian strikes targeting refineries.
Drivers in cities are now restricted to purchasing a maximum of 30 litres of petrol per car. For those on highways, the sales limit is set at 50 litres per car.