Desperate Russian drivers are converting their cars to LPG as fuel shortages intensify

8 July 2026
Eastern Europe, Ukraine

The Moscow Times

Desperate Russian drivers are converting their cars to LPG as fuel shortages intensify

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A two-month fueling cap has been in effect at gas stations in the republic of Altai since July 1.

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