"No gasoline": more than half of the regions of the Russian Federation have already felt fuel crisis (map)

The first difficulties were felt by the inhabitants of the Far East - Transbaikal, Primorye and Sakhalin region. These regions are only served with two large refineries. The interruptions also touched Crimea immediately, as there are no large oil refineries on the peninsula. Initially, the local occupation authorities limited the sale of gasoline to 30 liters in one hand and then up to 20 liters.

Natalia Smirnova, the CEO of the Small Company "Inh", on Russian television that her company is "the only supplier who brought gasoline before the ice on the inaccessible villages of the Republic of Komi. " "We cannot bring them now for the reason that there is no gasoline," Smirnova said on September 25. According to the publication, at least 57 Russian regions have affected the fuel supply.

Journalists have taken into account all areas where problems have been reported since August, including those where the situation has already stabilized. On the map created on the basis of the data of the St. Petersburg Exchange on the production of petroleum products and ZVG, as well as reports of the Russian and Ukrainian media, you can see the regions of the Russian Federation that were exposed to the fuel crisis and the location of the large refinery.

The red triangles marked the refinery, which were attacked in August-October 2025, and green-which were not undergoing. The map does not indicate Il, poster, Novosakhtyn and Tapsin refineries, which were attacked, but are mainly focused on export. The article also provides Rosstat data, according to which, from the beginning of the year to the end of September, gasoline at the gas station went up by more than 10% with the official inflation over the same period about 4. 5%.

In addition, according to OMT-Consult, by the end of September, the number of gas stations in the Russian Federation selling gasoline decreased by 2. 6%. "Obviously, Ukraine is investing a lot in this campaign, which is based on a reconnaissance assessment that it will hurt Russia more," the former British Army officer and the head of the consulting company of Sibylline Risk Assessment Justin Crump said.