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Russian Governor Stranded After Advocating Against Fuel Hoarding
A Russian governor was reportedly left stranded and had to hitchhike after running out of gas, ironically just hours after he had issued a message against hoarding gasoline. The incident highlighted the immediate impact of his own advice, drawing public attention.
6 Jul, 20:54 — 7 Jul, 10:50
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual54d ago
Vologda Governor Runs Out of Gasoline After Telling Public Not to Panic Over Fuel Shortages
Vologda region Governor Georgy Filimonov said he ran out of gasoline while driving and had to hitch a ride with the traffic police.
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How a Russian governor’s message against hoarding gasoline aged within the hour
The governor of the Vologda region, Georgy Filimonov, said in his Telegram channel that he had been stranded on a highway after his official car ran out of gas.
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First report: meduza · 6 Jul, 20:54|Full coverage: 3 · 14h|Window: 14h
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