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Russia's Oil Industry Faces Gasoline Imports
Russia has begun importing thousands of tons of gasoline from countries such as Belarus, India, and South Korea to compensate for production shortages caused by attacks on oil refineries, which could lead to higher domestic fuel prices. Although imports help alleviate the fuel shortage, the current quantities are not enough to meet the full demand, especially with daily consumption ranging between 85,000 and 100,000 tons. The cost of imported gasoline is significantly higher than domestic production, and supporting the financial gap through government mechanisms is necessary. However, allocating payments to importers instead of consumers could result in a substantial increase in gasoline prices for citizens.
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