They themselves punched a “hole”: a political strategist explained the reasons for the fuel crisis in Russia

What are the reasons for the fuel crisis in Russia/Collage 24 Channel

There is a fuel crisis in the aggressor country. Russia even banned the export of gasoline and diesel, because it disappeared. Now, what this country lived on cannot be exported.

All because the Russians began to steal fuel and export it abroad illegally. About this24 Channelsaid political strategist Mikhail Sheitelman, noting that they did this so as not to pay the duty. By the way, fuel prices in Russia have increased significantly.

“On paper it is, but in reality it is not. A person gets used to some kind of income and the company is based on some kind of income. In order to earn at least some -that’s money, you need to sell much more than before,” said the political strategist.

So the occupiers began to sell fuel illegally andgasoline ran away“between their fingers.”

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It's their own fault

The Russians independently opened “holes” on the border. At one time, the aggressor country tried to make it so that lower-level customs officials could not give bribes. So these “holes” on the border were plugged with large salaries, social assistance, and some were simply imprisoned.

And when sanctions were introduced, a lot had to be smuggled into the aggressor country illegally. So, “holes” appeared again at the borders.Now gasoline is leaking out of them.

You can’t do this – “today it’s a “hole”, but tomorrow it’s not a “hole”. Here we smuggle, but here we don’t.” This doesn't happen in life. Now they have run out of gas. Tomorrow they will try to save gasoline, something else will go wrong. This is manual control. And when the control is manual, the system always goes haywire,” Sheitelman noted.

In Russia there are problems with fuel

• In the country – aggressor, fuel prices are unstable. Russians complain about fuel shortages in some regions.
• Russian media reported a ban on the export of gasoline and diesel. Like, this seems to help stabilize the situation on the domestic market and reduce the price for people.
• Fuel shortages have an impact on Russian farmers. Now they have significant problems providing fuel for the period of autumn field work. Because of this, there may not be a critical situation in Russia. However, the fact that fuel prices have risen rapidly has a serious impact on the well-being of the Russian population.