Fuel prices in Rostov-on-Don continued to rise.

In the last two days, the upper price limit for fuel in Rostov-on-Don has noticeably increased. The maximum price of AI-92 and AI-95 gasoline at gas stations has risen by about a third, while diesel fuel has increased by more than 20 percent.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", according to Rosstat, as of July 13, the average price of gasoline in the Rostov region was 78.69 rubles per liter.

In Rostov-on-Don, the rise in fuel prices continues. Thus, the price of AI-92 in the city is 65.9 rubles per liter, AI-95 – 71.95 rubles, AI-100 – 98.70 rubles, and diesel fuel – 77.20 rubles.

At the same time, some types of fuel are absent at a number of gas stations. The station on Tekucheva Street is closed, there is no fuel on Mikhail Nagibin Avenue near the DGTU park, and several stations sell only diesel fuel. Queues at the operating gas stations reach 50 cars, DonDay reported on July 19.

In the last two days, the minimum price of AI-92 at network gas stations in Rostov-on-Don has increased from 64.95 to 65.90 rubles per liter. The maximum price rose from 67.38 to 89.9 rubles, reported Rostov.ru on July 19.

AI-95 at network gas stations is sold at a price ranging from 71.95 to 99.9 rubles per liter. Two days earlier, its maximum price was 75.13 rubles.

The minimum price of AI-100 is 98.7 rubles, and at some gas stations, it is sold for 99.4 rubles.

Diesel fuel is sold in Rostov-on-Don at a price ranging from 76.4 to 96.9 rubles per liter, although not long ago, a price of 79.86 rubles was considered expensive.

At private gas stations, fuel prices are higher. AI-92 is sold there at prices ranging from 90 to 144 rubles, although recently its maximum price was 139 rubles.

The price of AI-95 ranges from 95 to 149 rubles. The last price point was reached at the beginning of July and has not decreased since. It remains the highest price for gasoline in the city.

It should be noted that the fuel problem arose against the backdrop of attacks on oil refineries, including those located in southern Russia. For instance, on June 10, a fire occurred at the refinery in the village of Afipsky. On June 5, an oil depot in Ust-Labinsk caught fire, requiring the evacuation of residents from nearby houses. On June 2, a fire broke out at the oil refinery in the village of Ilsk in the Seversky district as a result of a drone attack. The fire was extinguished on the same day.