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3 weeks ago General
While the Kremlin insists that Russia’s economy is doing just fine, the country’s gasoline crisis is becoming increasingly difficult to hide.
Refinery disruptions, damaged logistics, fuel shortages, and long lines at gas stations are forcing Moscow to take increasingly desperate measures – including importing gasoline and allowing lower-quality Euro-2 and Euro-3 fuel to be produced. Meanwhile, officials have found an even simpler explanation for the chaos: holidaymakers. As gas stations across Krasnodar and other southern regions face kilometers-long queues and shortages, local authorities are blaming drivers for... coming home from vacation.
Tune in to the new episode of Break The Fake with Benjamin Lee to find out how Russia went from presenting itself as an energy superpower to importing gasoline, lowering fuel standards, and blaming ordinary Russians for the shortage.
Chapters:
00:00 Russia’s growing gasoline crisis
04:38 Putin Squad babushkas say Russian men traveling to Europe turns them… gay?
07:27 Russian driver tests new Niva Sport car
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