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La crisis de combustible en Rusia se agudiza: en Tiumén, Siberia, automovilistas hacen filas interminables para conseguir gasolina. Los ataques ucranianos con drones contra refinerías rusas han golpeado duramente la capacidad de producción del país, obligando al Kremlin a restringir las exportaciones y buscar alternativas como importar combustible. Un video viral capta la indignación de un conductor que denuncia el estado al que ha llegado el país. Una muestra clara de cómo la guerra energética empieza a sentirse en las calles rusas.

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00:00The gasoline crisis in Russia is worsening, with long lines of vehicles reported in
00:05Gas stations in Tyumen, Western Siberia. A video circulating online shows a
00:11A man filming the lines and complaining about the situation. This is how they've left the country.
00:17He states that the fuel crisis has been exacerbated by long-range drone attacks.
00:23Ukraine's reach against Russian energy infrastructure, including refineries
00:28of oil. The repeated attacks have affected refining capacity and supply of
00:34fuel, forcing Moscow to restrict exports and adopt emergency measures
00:40to stabilize the domestic market. Moscow has responded with increasingly restrictive measures,
00:46including bans and limits on fuel exports, in an effort to preserve the
00:52supply for the domestic market. Russia has also resorted to imports,
00:57even to agreements to process Russian crude abroad, while disruptions continue
01:03at the refineries. The growing queues in Tyumen demonstrate the impact of the attacks
01:08It is being felt more and more among ordinary Russian citizens.
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01:43Improvement 300. Everything else requested to say that it did leave me more
01:53dreadful. Rivscĩa a lasung
01:57of 500 dollars
01:58YEPA NAROD
02:04Pацаны, желаю вам
02:06успеха and терпения
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