Gas Shortages

 

(A Gas Station in Moscow, Russia in 2026.)

Thanks to Ukraine the price of gasoline in Russia now costs between $17 US Dollars a Gallon to $29 US Dollars a Gallon.

That is only when the gasoline isn’t rationed as it is in 56 of the 83 Russian Regions (including Moscow and Saint Petersburg) or completely out as it is in Russian-Occupied Crimea and other parts of Russian-Occupied Ukraine.

In the 56 Russian Regions that have gas rationed Russian Citizens have to wait in long lines for 6-15 hours just to get the 7 Gallons of gasoline they are legally allowed to get.

For the first time in 4 years Ordinary Russian Citizens are openly starting to question their War in Ukraine and verbally fight with Russian Government Officials.

They didn’t do that when it became known that Russian Soldiers were committing War Crimes against Innocent Ukrainian Men, Women and Children, but they are doing it now when gas is $17-29 US Dollars a Gallon.

A popular Anti-Government Meme going across Russia right now asks the question:

“How do Russians get around in 2026?”

The answer is: “By horse.”

It's great to see Ordinary Russians finally starting to feel the War they started in their own backyard.

To my Non-American Friends and Family: 1 Gallon = 3.79 Liters.