Before
July easing
Some Russian stations had eased earlier limits in late July.
Living event record
Reuters and Russian newsrooms documented 40–60 litre station-level limits and queues.
Before
Some Russian stations had eased earlier limits in late July.
Now
Reuters and Russian newsrooms documented 40–60 litre station-level limits and queues.
Watch
An update from named chains, the Russian government or Reuters on limits and availability.
Why does this matter?
The shortage is again visible in Russia's largest consumer market.
What are we watching next?
Do limits widen or does fuel availability change in Moscow?
The question is considered resolved whenAn update from named chains, the Russian government or Reuters on limits and availability.
Campaign and comparison context
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The daily-report evidence remains available, but the trend summary is withheld.
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Verified timeline
Some Russian stations had eased earlier limits in late July.
Reuters and Russian newsrooms documented 40–60 litre station-level limits and queues.
Origin families for this update: RBC / The Insider · Reuters
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