Core Insights - The article highlights a significant disruption in the supply of 95-octane gasoline in Crimea due to temporary difficulties in transporting light oil products through the Kerch Strait [2] - There is also a gasoline shortage reported in the Russian Far East, with a 30% increase in sales at a major gas station operator, indicating that restocking is unable to keep pace with demand [2] - Gasoline prices at gas stations have exceeded overall inflation for the third consecutive week, with exchange prices for 92-octane gasoline surpassing 72,000 rubles per ton and 95-octane gasoline reaching 82,000 rubles per ton [2] Supply Chain Issues - The supply disruptions are attributed to multiple factors, including planned maintenance at refineries during the summer and unplanned repairs due to drone attacks [2] - Seasonal agricultural fuel demand during the spring and autumn is also contributing to supply tightness [2] - Increased transportation pressure due to frequent airport closures and flight cancellations this summer has further elevated fuel demand [2]