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riversedge

(82,456 posts) Wed Jul 1, 2026, 02:59 PM Jul 1

A Russian man is stunned by a 35-kilometer line for gasoline. "Logistics have completely ground to a halt. Freight truc

I started seeing posts of Russia running low on fuel a week or so ago.
Maybe Putin''s days are limited?? Coming to an end??--I will believe it when it happens!!

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A Russian man is stunned by a 35-kilometer line for gasoline.

"Logistics have completely ground to a halt. Freight trucking is collapsing. Diesel is expensive. There's no fuel. Everywhere there are limits - 40, 50, 200 liters. It's insane!"

No need to thank tsar Putin.

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A Russian man is stunned by a 35-kilometer line for gasoline. "Logistics have completely ground to a halt. Freight truc (Original Post) riversedge Jul 1 OP

Russia has begun importing gasoline to supplement domestic supplies Torchlight Jul 1 #1

It's so bad, Russia began importing gasoline from India to tackle shortages. Brother Buzz Jul 1 #2

For A "Close Enough" Estimate Of km To Miles... ProfessorGAC Jul 1 #3

Torchlight

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1. Russia has begun importing gasoline to supplement domestic supplies

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Wed Jul 1, 2026, 03:06 PM

Jul 1

an unusual step for a major energy exporter. Even Putin has publicly acknowledged that shortages and queues exist, which is unusual given Moscow's tendency to downplay domestic problems (thinking this is where Mr. trump learned it from).

If think it's safe to assert: Russia is experiencing incredible disruptions to commercial fuel supplies affecting most Russians directly, but not a nationwide collapse of its oil and gas sector... yet.