Due to Russian drone attacks in Zaporizhzhia, mobile gas stations are planned to be launched
Kyiv • UNN
Head of Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration Ivan Fedorov announced plans to create mobile refueling stations for critical situations. Currently, there is no fuel shortage in the city, and this is not expected to affect prices.
In Zaporizhzhia, in case of a critical situation, mobile gas stations are to be launched amid increased enemy drone attacks on gas stations, reported the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov during a briefing on June 23, writes UNN.
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"Gas stations will be reinforced. The management of state and private gas stations has received standard solution projects that have already begun to be implemented," said Fedorov.
According to him, they consist of three elements.
"Passive protection that we must install. Second, a repair kit for quick restoration. Third, in case of a critical situation, we must make mobile gas stations. These three components we have communicated today to all gas station networks," noted Fedorov.
For the most part, according to him, this will be done at the expense of gas station networks.
"But we must understand that this issue should be regulated, centralized at the state level. Because not only the city of Zaporizhzhia found itself in such a situation, but earlier cities and regions in the east of our country did as well," indicated the head of the Regional Military Administration.
According to him, despite enemy attacks, there is currently no fuel shortage in the city.
"As of today's situation, there is no fuel shortage in the city. (...) As for prices, this will definitely not affect them, because prices are conditionally set centrally by all networks," reported Fedorov.