Fuel limits and refinery strikes frame Russia-Ukraine talks
Conflict · First reported 9 Nov, 15:33 · Updated 16:10
Russia’s state-owned oil group has begun rationing fuel amid renewed Ukrainian strikes on energy facilities. US-brokered talks with Russia and Ukraine are scheduled for Abu Dhabi, according to the reporting. A separate report gives limits of 30 litres per car in cities and 50 litres on highways.
- A Russian official said Ukraine struck the country’s second-largest refinery, which the report described as the eighth facility hit in two weeks.
- Rosneft capped petrol sales at 30 litres per car in cities and 50 litres on highways, according to the report.
- The US was set to convene talks with Moscow and Kyiv in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
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- Reported city petrol cap
- 30 litres per car
- Reported highway petrol cap
- 50 litres per car
- Refineries hit
- Eight in the last two weeks, according to Semafor
- Planned talks
- US-convened trilateral talks with Moscow and Kyiv in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday
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