Anapa bloggers reported a reduction in queues at gas stations.

The Anapa administration reported 28 functioning gas stations in the city. Bloggers reported that queues at gas stations have practically disappeared, and prices for AI-95 are 71–72 rubles per liter.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", Anapa, where 89 beaches have opened after an oil spill, shows the most significant increase in tourists in the Krasnodar region, while the fuel crisis limits the opportunities for car owners to relax at the resorts of Kuban. As of July 18, there were 26 gas stations operating in the city.

Authorities reported on the operation of gas stations in Anapa

The Anapa administration reported 28 functioning gas stations in the city.

Today, July 23, as of 9:30, there are 28 gas stations operating in the resort city, reported the Anapa administration.
"At 8 gas stations, restrictions have been introduced by the owners – fuel is dispensed only with fuel cards and for special vehicles. At 14 gas stations, there are restrictions on the amount of fuel dispensed into tanks (92 and 95 for 30 liters – at 7 gas stations; 92, 95, 100, and diesel for 40 liters – at 5 gas stations; diesel for 50 liters – at 8 gas stations; diesel for 60 liters – at 3 gas stations). At all gas stations, the dispensing of fuel into cans and other containers is restricted," the administration stated in its Telegram channel.

The message indicated that AI-92 is available at 26 gas stations, AI-95 at 24 gas stations, AI-100 at 2 gas stations, and diesel at 26 gas stations.

Bloggers believe the crisis is over

Bloggers Yuri Ozarovsky published a video from two gas stations. At Lukoil, the price of diesel fuel is 78.22 per liter, AI-92 is 67.53. At Rosneft, the price of AI-92 is 66.05 per liter, AI-95 is 72.10. There are no queues at either gas station, according to the video. The blogger urged viewers to share the video with anyone doubting a trip to Anapa.

"I never thought I would be happy about the absence of queues at gas stations. Well, I guess that's it," he said in the video.

This message received 4 comments.

"At Rosneft, all gas stations without queues for gasoline require a fuel card. Conditions may have changed today," noted user AnapaKite Team.

Now there are a few cars and that's it. All gasoline is available.

Blogger Andrey Makovozov confirmed the information. "I wanted to show you about the queues at the gas station. There are none. Just around the corner at 'Gazpromneft', there used to be queues. Now there are a few cars and that's it. All gasoline is available, AI-95 is 71.43, AI-92 is 65.88," he said in a video published early this morning.

Blogger Max Anapsky reported on the evening of July 22 that he spent 40 minutes in line for gasoline. "It's gotten better," he wrote.

"Max, at Rosneft, 3 cars, 10 minutes, and you're ready," commented Artem.

"Lukoil near 'Gazpromneft', about 15 cars, moving quickly," wrote Cuban.

"Diesel, we didn't stand in line at all, not a single car," added Hotel Valentina.

Recall that the fuel crisis in the Krasnodar region provoked a sharp increase in demand for the installation of gas equipment (GBO). The cost of this service has nearly doubled, and auto services are booking clients months in advance. Along with the rush, prices for propane have also risen.

Some residents of Kuban stated that they consider switching to gas the only way to reduce expenses. Others are convinced that the current crisis is temporary and will not lead to mass retrofitting of vehicles.

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Source: https://www.kavkaz-uzel.eu/articles/425154