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Cossacks, volunteers help keep order at petrol stations in Russian Black Sea resort

Cossacks and volunteers are maintaining order at petrol stations in a Russian Black Sea resort amid fuel shortages.

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Fuel shortages in Russia have led to long lines at petrol stations. In response, Cossacks and volunteers have been deployed to maintain order. Coverage from Reuters and «7x7» Горизонтальная Россия focuses on the efforts to keep order at petrol stations in the Russian Black Sea resort.

The governor of Zabaykalsky Krai has ordered meals for those waiting in line, according to UA.NEWS. The inspection of fuel shortages in Dagestani gas stations has drawn public skepticism, as reported by Caucasian Knot. Next, watch for updates on the effectiveness of these measures in managing the fuel shortages.

Coverage does not yet specify how long these measures will be in place or their impact on fuel distribution.

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What regions are affected by the fuel shortages?

Coverage mentions the Russian Black Sea resort, Kuban, Zabaykalsky Krai, and Dagestan.

Who is helping to maintain order at petrol stations?

Cossacks and volunteers have been deployed to keep order at petrol stations.

What measures have been taken to assist those waiting in line?

The governor of Zabaykalsky Krai has ordered meals for people waiting in line at gas stations.

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