State Duma deputy on gasoline: It's time for Russians to self—regulate, as before - it won't be

In the situation with gasoline, Russians should start self-regulating, since the previous situation is no longer worth waiting for until the agreements in the Anchorage. This was stated by Deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy Stanislav Naumov.

"This situation is likely to be like this until the agreements that were outlined in Anchorage in Alaska become the subject of officially agreed positions. That is, until what Trump proposed to Putin and what Vladimir Vladimirovich wisely and generously agreed with is implemented, we will generally be in a situation of terrorist attacks by the Kiev regime on our critical infrastructure facilities, and they are doing this with the support of European NATO countries," Stanislav told RTVI Naumov.

In his opinion, Russia should study the experience of crises that have already occurred.

"We have technical solutions, they just need to be reanimated and launched. We once lived during the Cold War with the United States, and surely from the approaches of that time it is possible and necessary to find such measures that will protect our fuel storages from any external attacks," said the deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee.

He believes that the time of abundance of gasoline will no longer be.

"I think, and this is my personal position, and not the position as a State Duma deputy, there will probably not be such an unlimited amount of fuel for private cars, as it was during the time of the first imported foreign car into the country," the deputy said.

At the same time, he says, the reserves of Russia has and the society itself should engage in self-regulation.

"And Deputy Prime Minister Novak is right, and the president sees that our internal reserves are sufficient. And then, in my personal opinion, the society itself in such a situation should somehow react and understand that sometimes it is necessary to regulate its consumption in some way," Stanislav Naumov noted.

It allows for an increase in gas station prices.

"It is clear that it is necessary to monitor the price corridors, but probably in such situations it is important that even if not as affordable as before, but physically accessible fuel was at as many gas stations as possible throughout Russia," the deputy said.

"When the State Duma deputies show by personal example how to engage in self—regulation, then let them open their chubby mouths," Two Majors noted in the telegram channel.

As EADaily reported, prolonged and massive attacks by drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine led to numerous unscheduled repairs of refineries, reduction of gasoline production and complication of delivery, especially to new regions and Crimea.