Gasoline was brought to the Crimea. Dear: motorists are leaving the peninsula

The peninsula experienced a short shortage of gasoline, but over the weekend there was more fuel, which was a serious relief for tourists-motorists who could not leave the Crimea. However, most of the available gasoline is AI—95 Ultra, which is sold at 85.9 rubles per liter.

Part of the gas stations in Crimea continues to stand empty, as they sell only diesel fuel and, if available, gasoline on coupons — for enterprises and the public sector.

But at the weekend there was more gasoline on the peninsula, which allowed stranded motorist tourists to go home.

"All necessary measures are being taken. It is planned to provide gas stations with the necessary volume of AI-95 gasoline within two days. The issue of the availability of AI-92 gasoline will be resolved within two weeks," the head of Crimea, Sergey Aksenov, said on Thursday.

He said that he was in direct contact with the federal services, and asked Crimeans and guests of the peninsula to be patient.

There is more gasoline, but expensive. The most affordable is the Ai-95 Ultra. They are traded in Crimea at 85.9 rubles per liter. It is available at the gas station on the Tavrida highway, mainly towards the exit from Crimea and in all cities. If there are no cars on the first or very few, then queues are gathering in the cities, which, however, take no more than an hour.

But the usual Ai-95 and Ai-92 are still rare. The governor of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhaev wrote in the telegram channel that on September 29 they were delivered to the gas station of the city and published the addresses of the gas stations that will receive fuel during the day - 13 gas stations.

As reported by EADaily, the drone attacks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine led to unscheduled repairs of Russian refineries and disruptions in the supply of gasoline were experienced especially strongly in the south of Russia.

The strongest of all — in Crimea. There are still no gas stations of large oil companies there and only independent gas stations operate. They are purchased on the stock exchange, and due to the record rise in wholesale prices, it has simply become unprofitable for them to trade fuel, since they cannot raise prices above inflation.

For example, the affordable Ai-95 is sold for 74 rubles per liter, while on At the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange, its wholesale value reached 79.85 thousand rubles per ton (1300 liters) without delivery.