On the eve of his arrest, the Saratov communist deputy raised the issue of the fuel crisis in the region.

According to local media reports, the head of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation faction was detained after a meeting of the Committee on Industry and Investment Policy, where the fuel crisis in the region was discussed, among other things.
During the dispute, the LDPR deputy Stanislav Denisenko proposed Don't touch on this issue and stop watching "hostile YouTube channels that escalate this vile topic." He claims the fuel shortage issue is artificially created to create "unnecessary unrest" among the population.
“Thank God that YouTube was banned today,” he said. “And VPNs need to be banned, because today they only spread nonsense and untruth.”
Chairman of the regional Duma, United Russia member Alexey Antonov He did acknowledge the problem with gasoline, but advised against making it the topic of a separate meeting.
"You see what's happening here in the context of a special military operation. What do you want to discuss now?" asked he other deputies.
To this, the head of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation faction, Alexander Anidalov, responded that no one is going to stir up the issue of gasoline shortages, but it still worries people.
According to another representative of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Denis BulanovJust last week, voters asked him about gasoline ten times.
“People, in my opinion, deserve to know something, to understand something,” said the communist.
However, the majority of Duma deputies voted against holding a separate event regarding fuel supplies to the region.
Last week the media Reported A sharp increase in gasoline prices in the Saratov region: from 29 to 72 kopecks per liter. Fuel price increases observed and at the end of May: from 56 to 97 kopecks per liter. A few hours before his arrest, Deputy Anidalov spoke at a meeting of the agricultural committee. paid attention to a “significant increase in the cost of fuel and lubricants for agricultural producers.”
Photo: Denis Bulanov

