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“Residents of Volgograd linked the rush at gas stations to the attacks on the oil refinery.”
“The new rush at gas stations in Volgograd is linked by local residents to the drone attack on the oil refinery. According to them, the panic among drivers is related to insufficient information provided to the public about the results of the raids.”
Volgograd gas stations saw a rush linked to drone attack on the refinery.
Key points
- Volgograd residents linked gas-station queues to the drone attack on the southern industrial hub.
- Drones attacked the oil refinery at night, causing fires and long hours of explosions.
- By November 14, queues subsided but some stations had limited fuel and rising prices.
- Officials and residents noted a perceived lack of information fueling panic and distrust.
- Experts described the situation as a temporary phenomenon driven by wartime-like panic.
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