Diesel prices led the latest surge, rising 3.2% week on week to 91.21 rubles a liter in July 7-13, while gasoline climbed 2.3% to 75.84 rubles.
Ukrainian drone attacks forced Russian refineries to reduce or halt production, tightening domestic fuel supply and pushing pump prices higher.
Federal Statistics Service data published late Wednesday show the pressure is spreading across both major road fuels, underscoring a broader supply crunch in Russia’s domestic market.