Russia fuel crisis spills over to Central Asia as drone strikes bite

Russia fuel crisis spills over to Central Asia as drone strikes bite

As Russia faces a fuel crisis due to drone strikes on its refineries, Central Asia is feeling the repercussions. Kyrgyzstan is experiencing a shortage of premium-grade gasoline, prompting consumers to switch to standard-grade fuel. This situation has arisen as Russia tightens its energy exports, impacting neighboring countries. In Uzbekistan, gasoline prices are climbing, while Kazakhstan is implementing stricter market controls to safeguard its own fuel supply. The crisis highlights the interconnectedness of the region's energy markets and the challenges posed by geopolitical tensions.

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