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Sevastopol occupation government introduces rationing, cancels it in an hour.

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Following the early morning explosion at the Crimean Bridge, Mikhail Razvozhaev, head of the illegal Russian occupation government in Ukraine's Sevastopol, announced that rationing for grocery products and gasoline had been introduced in Crimea. About an hour later, Razvozhaev lifted the ban, claiming that the occupation authorities had established the logistics for food and fuel delivery and that there would be no shortages.

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