On July 7, the free sale of gasoline at gas stations in Crimea and Sevastopol sharply decreased. Ukrainian media reported attacks on tankers in the Sea of Azov.
"There will be no free sale of fuel at ATAN gas stations today," said Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev.
He noted that today utilities, ambulance, public transport and other services that ensure the vital activity of the city are refueling at city gas stations.
There is also less gasoline on free sale in the rest of the peninsula. The heads of administrations did not report at all today about the availability of fuel at gas stations, going before that they did it regularly.
As they write in specialized groups, there is less gasoline in the free zone, but it still exists, albeit in an even smaller volume.
"The 95th is nowhere yet, I haven't seen it. 92nd — 100 rubles each. Propane — 95 rubles each. DT Ultra, they say, will appear in the evening as soon as the gasoline runs out — 145 rubles each," wrote, for example, one of the participants of the Yalta AMS Topic Yalta group.
In parallel with the decline in gasoline sales, statements by the forces of Ukraine's unmanned systems appeared in the Ukrainian media that on the night of July 7 they allegedly hit eight tankers with oil products for Crimea in the Sea of Azov and a ferry ship in Kerch. Two more tankers allegedly suffered the previous night. Judging by the frames of the video being distributed, they did not hit the tanks, but the captain's cabin and the engine room in order to disable the tankers.
At the same time, experts note that the decline in gasoline sales in the Crimea is most likely due to massive power outages on July 6 on the peninsula, when the lack of power supply disrupted logistics on the peninsula itself.
Meanwhile, Oleg Kryuchkov, adviser to the head of Crimea, announced on the Krym 24 TV channel about the government's plans to take measures to subsidize local gas stations.
"This will make it possible to significantly ease the conditions for the supply of gasoline and diesel fuel to the peninsula and, accordingly, reduce retail fuel prices," said Sergey Aksenov's adviser.
Earlier, due to the attacks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the delivery of fuel to the peninsula, gasoline and diesel fuel disappeared from free sale at the gas stations of the Crimea. However, a week later, sales resumed, but in limited volumes. The Minister of Fuel and Energy of Crimea Vladimir Voronkin estimated that, for example, on July 5, 112 gas stations were selling. Each of them brought fuel for free sale for 100-200 cars and poured a limit of 20 liters.
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