Before
Earlier Astrakhan regional state
Astrakhan had operated an odd-even fuel schedule in July, ending on 28 July.
Living event record
Russian regional fuel restrictions
UpdatedSome Astrakhan stations capped purchases at 40 litres, and Kaluga decided to begin odd-even distribution on 15 August.
Now
New in-window decisions
Some Astrakhan stations capped purchases at 40 litres, and Kaluga decided to begin odd-even distribution on 15 August.
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When are the restrictions lifted, and how many Astrakhan stations apply the 40-litre cap?
The question is considered resolved whenRegional decisions lifting the restrictions plus a specified Astrakhan station count.
Why does this matter?
Two regional authorities confirmed concrete consumer-distribution and availability measures, but the precise local causal chain has not been published.
What are we watching next?
When are the restrictions lifted, and how many Astrakhan stations apply the 40-litre cap?
The question is considered resolved whenRegional decisions lifting the restrictions plus a specified Astrakhan station count.
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Astrakhan had operated an odd-even fuel schedule in July, ending on 28 July.
Some Astrakhan stations capped purchases at 40 litres, and Kaluga decided to begin odd-even distribution on 15 August.
Origin families for this update: Astrakhan governor via Kommersant · Astrakhan regional government · Kaluga governor via Kommersant · Kaluga regional government
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