Rosneft Imposes Restrictions At Gas Stations

• 9.11.2026, 11:48

As of Monday morning, limits have been reported in seven regions of the Russian Federation.

Rosneft has begun imposing restrictions at gas stations in various regions of Russia. Over the past couple of days, reports have emerged of limits in at least seven regions, according to The Insider.

The Ministry of Economic Development of the Zabaykalsky Krai reported that the restrictions apply to all regions. In the region itself, limits of up to 50 liters of gasoline per person have been in effect since yesterday. In comments on the article, local residents write that at some gas stations the limits are as low as 30 liters, and the price of fuel has jumped again by nearly 2 rubles per liter.

By Monday morning, authorities and media outlets had confirmed the limits at Rosneft gas stations in at least seven regions, according to The Insider’s calculations using the IONA monitoring system.

In which regions have sales been restricted at Rosneft gas stations?

Meanwhile, limits at Rosneft gas stations across the country were lifted relatively recently—in the 20s of October. The restrictions had been in place since the summer, but the resumption of unrestricted sales lasted just over a couple of weeks.

The reimposition of sales restrictions were preceded by a series of attacks on the corporation’s refineries in recent days. On October 31, the Bashneft-Novooil refinery in Ufa was hit; on November 3, the Slavneft-YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl; and on November 5, a Rosneft refinery in Ryazan. During the same period, a Lukoil refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region was also attacked by drones. As a result, gasoline shortages began in the region, and lines formed at gas stations.