Jewish News 24 · Sep 14, 2026

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⛽ FUEL CRISIS HITS ST. PETERSBURG: A severe gasoline shortage is gripping Russia’s second-largest city, with fuel reportedly available at just 55 of 175 checked stations and drivers waiting in lines for hours. The shortage follows Ukrainian drone strikes that disrupted the major Kirishi refinery, a key supplier to the region, leaving many stations empty and forcing fuel restrictions as the crisis deepens.

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