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Mongolia: Deprived of Russian Oil, the Country Faces a Fuel Shortage

Following Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil reserves, Russia is experiencing a fuel crisis. This crisis is spreading to countries dependent on Russian resources, such as Mongolia, a vast country three times the size of France, sandwiched between China and Russia. Mongolia imports approximately 95% of its gasoline from Russia, and Mongolians are also facing a genuine shortage, particularly in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.

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Mongolia rations gasoline as fuel shortages send drivers into long lines

In a city where getting stuck in traffic can already turn a short drive into a test of patience, Mongolians are facing a new question before they ...

10 days ago·Berlin, Germany

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Mongolia Says Russia Agreed to Send Emergency Fuel Supplies Amid Shortages

Russia has agreed to provide Mongolia with additional shipments of gasoline and jet fuel to help relieve a fuel shortage that officials in the landlocked country have blamed on high seasonal demand, Mongolian officials said late Monday.

10 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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