On the temporarily occupied left bank of Kherson region, the fuel situation remains unstable and may not normalize for about another month.
Pro-Russian sources report this.
It is claimed that delays in the supply of gasoline and diesel are linked to “logistical problems” on the Crimean Peninsula and affect the entire southern region.
It is also noted that the left bank of Kherson region depends on the same supply routes as Crimea, and lacks networks of large gas stations — fuel is sold mainly by private operators.
Recall that at the end of May the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a series of strikes on equipment of the occupying forces on the TOT of Kherson region. In particular, under attack was the land corridor to Crimea.
After this the occupation authorities said that the situation on the fuel market in the TOT of Kherson region remains tense, but supposedly under control. At the same time a system of issuing fuel by coupons was introduced.
In mid-June the so-called governor Volodymyr Saldo called the lack of fuel on the left bank of the region “temporary difficulties”.