O țară enormă care importă 95% din combustibilii săi din Rusia a intrat într-o criză fără precedent: „E practic imposibil să găsești benzină”

Mongolia faces an unprecedented fuel crisis due to its heavy reliance on Russian imports, with long queues at gas stations and rising prices. The situation has been exacerbated by disruptions in supply chains following attacks on Russian oil facilities. Authorities have implemented daily fuel quotas and restrictions on stockpiling, causing frustration among citizens. The crisis impacts not only transportation but also rural areas dependent on tourism and agriculture. While Mongolia seeks alternative suppliers like Kazakhstan, South Korea, and China, the fundamental issue of energy dependency remains unresolved. Diesel prices have surged, complicating logistics further, and many gas stations are closed.