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Crimea Imposes Strict Gasoline Rationing as Land Corridor Collapse Sparks Fuel Crisis
The Russian occupation administration in Crimea has imposed strict gasoline rationing, limiting A-95 gasoline sales to 20 liters per day per person starting May 30, as announced by Sergei Aksyonov. The restrictions mirror those previously applied in occupied Sevastopol to address public panic.
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