Prices at Makhachkala gas stations have caused dissatisfaction among Telegram users.

In Makhachkala, the situation with fuel supplies is unstable. A number of gas stations will receive large volumes in the near future, the city authorities reported. Against the backdrop of fuel shortages, the issue of prices is acute, Telegram users noted.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", gasoline AI-95 has risen in price in Makhachkala to 170 rubles per liter, but even at this price it is difficult to find at gas stations, a local resident said. Drivers reported closed gas stations and queues of dozens of cars in Makhachkala and Kaspiysk.

In Makhachkala, in recent days, there has been an unstable situation with the availability of fuel and gas at gas stations, the city administration reported on August 26 in its Telegram channel.

The leaders in fuel availability are the following gas stations: Gas Station "Zodchiy" (Gen. Omarov St., 25) — the station has 60–70 tons of fuel and 100–120 tons of gas; Gas Station "PLUS" on Khushetsky Highway — this station has 40–50 tons of fuel and 10 cubic meters of gas; Gas Station "Yasin" (Amet-Khan Sultan Ave., 318) — the reserves amount to 5 tons of fuel.

"In the coming days, active supplies are expected at several gas stations. Gas Station "RED" plans to receive 350 tons of fuel within 2–3 days. Gas Station "PLUS" (both branches) expect the arrival of 300 tons of gas and 250 tons of fuel. Gas Station "VNK" will also replenish its stocks: 112 tons of fuel and 254 tons of gas are expected," the message states.

This message gathered 4 comments.

"In NK, they haven't sold gasoline for several days," writes Rajab.

"Lower the prices!" — urged Chiko.

"I just got home from the gas station, 150 rubles per liter for 95" — Timur wrote in the comments to the publication in the Telegram channel "What's up with the Dagestanis".

Recall that on June 19, residents of Makhachkala complained about rising prices, the closure of gas stations, and restrictions on fuel sales to one person. Gas station owners linked the problems to difficulties in purchasing gasoline.

On August 1, the authorities announced inspections of closed gas stations in Makhachkala for their subsequent reopening. An inventory was planned to be conducted jointly with the Union of Entrepreneurs of Dagestan. On August 11, residents of the republic indicated that a meeting of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan with gas station owners did not lead to a noticeable decrease in gasoline prices.