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  1. A collection of facts regarding various locations including Dagestan, Makhachkala, Astrakhan, Voronezh, Borisoglebsk, and Bryansk, alongside the context of Ukraine targeting Russian infrastructure.
  2. Fuel crisis and housing issues are causing resident dissatisfaction in Astrakhan.

Astrakhan Authorities Increase Working Hours for Lukoil and Gazpromneft Fuel Stations

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What happened

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Authorities in Astrakhan have announced an increase in the working hours for Lukoil and Gazpromneft gas stations in the region. The working hours for these federal network stations have been increased by more than a third. The increased operation is linked to a system where fuel sales in the region are limited to a maximum of six hours a day, with sales capped at 30 liters per person.

From eng.kavkaz-uzel.eu

Why it matters

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The regional governor, Igor Babushkin, published details showing that some gas stations are required to operate for a total of 119 hours, with shifts ranging from two to 12 hours. The increased operational schedule is tied to the reintroduction of a fuel sale regime based on the even and odd days of vehicle registration numbers.

Fuel shortages and housing issues are contributing to resident dissatisfaction in Astrakhan.

From eng.kavkaz-uzel.eu

Who's involved

  • AstrakhanCity in the south of Russia where the fuel supply issues are occurring.
  • Igor BabushkinGovernor of Astrakhan region who issued the formal directives regarding the fuel supply.

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