Fuel supplies to Crimea have returned to normal despite objective complications with cargo delivery - Russia's Energy Ministry

MOSCOW. Sept 12 (Interfax) - Russian supplies of petroleum products to the Crimean peninsula have returned to normal despite the objective complications with cargo delivery, the Energy Ministry said in a statement.

The ministry said that Crimea as of today has supplies of motor gasoline for 10-12 days, supplies of liquefied petroleum gas for 12 days, and supplies of diesel fuel for five days.

A steady supply of all types of motor fuel from refineries and along the route has been organized, the Energy Ministry notes.