Russia begins restricting petrol sales in Tatarstan, Moscow and St Petersburg

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Russia has begun restricting petrol sales in Tatarstan, Moscow, and St Petersburg due to fuel shortages. These restrictions follow recent Ukrainian drone and missile strikes targeting Russian energy infrastructure, impacting fuel availability in key regions.

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Tatarstan and major filling station chains in Moscow and St Petersburg have restricted petrol sales amid fuel shortages following Ukrainian strikes.

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