The largest gas station network in occupied Crimea is charging 249 ₽/ltr ($12.27/gal) for AI-95 gasoline.
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We wanted to publish these videos tomorrow, but tomorrow the prices will be different. And it's not a fact that they will decrease, as Putin ordered.
AI-95 - 249 rubleys
Diesel fuel - 270 rubleys
Goida!
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Good, maybe dont invade your neighbor who signed a permanent peace treaty with you when they gave you all their nuclear arsenal.
So in SI units with dollars/euros $3.24/liter or 2.84e/liter. That's pretty close to what we're paying anyway in EU already some places
But many of us have way higher average salaries than they have in Russia.
Yeah, its basically double the cost for Russian citizens, so $24/gallon.
What is this "gallon" you speak of?
Isn't it a type of American cowboy hat?
Only if you have 10 of them. Otherwise it's a bucket.
1 US gal = 3.8 EU liters.
As a yank who lived in the UK for some time, I got used to liters for petrol, but I could never get used to metric grams and kilograms for cooking.
One gallon is about 15.642197454545 pægl.
I mean.. it's almost $11 here in the Netherlands if you get it at a highway. We aren't even getting bombed.
The Netherlands isn't an oil producing country that normally gifts the fuel to its citizens.
That's why these prices hit so hard in the ruzzia.
The average salary is also alot higher. Paying that much on a Russian salary can't be fun
Imagine what would happen to the price if you were
For now. No gas is getting through. Mad Max cometh.
12 bucks a gallon! Holy cow!
Russian median salary: 😵
All lies and western propaganda! In fact fuel is free!!!
And the average annual earnings for people is very low, further amplifying the price
I'm curious to know what is the standard rate for fuel?
For the past 10 years it's been $2-$4/gallon or less. The Russian government subsidizes the price of gasoline with revenues from the sale of crude oil.
A ha ha ha ha ha ... Inhales ha ha haaa ha ha ha
I feel bad for the Ukrainians stuck under occupied rule, but I hope the Russians who moved to Crimea post annexation in a West Bank-esque sort of move end up stranded during an emergency situation and die.