Gasoline prices in Russia soared to near record highs amid Ukrainian attacks on refineries.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Gasoline prices have soared to record highs in Russia due to Ukraine's frequent attacks on refineries aimed at reducing Moscow's ability to finance the war. Despite the suspension of gasoline exports, prices continued to rise, influenced by seasonally high demand and repair work. The attacks also affected transportation, with local authorities reporting shortages in southern regions and the Far East.
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Preţurile benzinei urcă la niveluri record în Rusia, după atacuri ucrainene asupra rafinăriilor
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