10 rubles for flammable questions: amid fluctuating gasoline prices, fines for those unhappy with the fuel crisis have stabilized.

It seems a uniform tariff has been established across Russian regions for those dissatisfied with the situation at gas stations—at least two fines have already been issued, each 10 rubles.

Thus, in Perm for this amount finedLev Samolovskikh, who asked the mayor's office to approve a rally against the gasoline shortage and rising prices. He even invited the governor to attend. Dmitry Makhonin.
Previously the same amount collected from a resident Volgograd Tatyana Smetanko, who tried to record a video message to the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, at a gas station.

"Officials are showing that the fight against civil activism is more important to them than solving the fuel crisis, count them. in the Perm branch of the Rassvet party. — This persecution of peaceful protest reveals not the power of the authorities, but their fear of the ability of people to unite and openly declare their rights.”

Meanwhile, in the country falls The number of gas stations that have gasoline: last Sunday there were only 28 % (a week earlier - 41 %).

Overall, fuel prices at major chain gas stations have increased by almost 10% since the beginning of the year. At smaller stations, price increases have reached 100% or more.

Do you think the fine for disgruntled drivers will also increase in line with gas prices? Or will the government be able to at least contain this rate?