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Refinery strikes drive fuel shortages and longer gas lines in Russia

Refinery strikes are causing long gasoline queues in Russia and prompting more drivers to consider electric vehicles. The disruption indicates pressure on domestic fuel availability after attacks on energy infrastructure.

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Why it matters

Sustained refinery disruption could affect transport, fuel supplies and Russia's wider energy system.

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  1. Long gas lines are pushing more drivers in Russia toward EVs after refinery strikes ↗autos.yahoo.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 5:17 AM UTC

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Fuel shortages drive increased load-shedding

Shortages of gas and oil are affecting power generation, while load-shedding has increased. The supplied report does not identify the country or scale of the disruption.

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