MOSCOW (Reuters) - Crimea could be hit by severe gasoline and diesel shortages within a few weeks after the annexation of the peninsula by Russia cut off the majority of its supplies from Ukraine, senior trade sources in the region said.
Fuel station owners in the region - some of whom have already described the supply situation as "critical" - are also contending with price cuts ordered by Moscow to bring them in line with Russian prices.
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