In the Russian city of Krasnoyarsk, ahead of a visit by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, fuel prices at gas stations have sharply dropped. Additionally, restrictions on its sale have disappeared. This is reported by Radio Liberty, informs UNN.
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It is noted that gasoline prices at the city's gas stations turned out to be reduced by an average of 20-25 rubles compared to last week.
According to a gas station operator, 92-octane and 98-octane gasoline were urgently brought from Omsk, and 95-octane from Achinsk. At the same time, the company "Krasnoyarsknefteprodukt" stated that "the price reduction is due to a temporary improvement in logistics and the arrival of an additional volume of fuel in Achinsk directly from the refinery" and added that the volume of gasoline that arrived is limited and after it is exhausted, prices may change again
The publication notes that a week and a half ago, Putin flew to Irkutsk. Then, according to local residents, gasoline also sharply became cheaper in the city, with prices being the same at all Irkutsk gas stations.
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