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The attacks targeting oil refineries in Russia, especially in Perm, Nizhny Novgorod, and Yaroslavl, have led to a significant decline in gasoline production, which has dropped to around 80,000 tons per day compared to a domestic demand of 115,000 tons. This has resulted in a shortage in the local market of up to 30%. Russia responded by imposing restrictions on gasoline imports, including a ban on gasoline exports until January 31, 2027. Additionally, the country has started importing about 270,000 tons of petroleum products from Asian countries and Belarus to compensate for the shortfall. The situation highlights the impact of these attacks on oil infrastructure, the rising prices of gasoline, and the inflationary pressures on the Russian economy.
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