Comrades! Pray, cast your eyes upon the latest decree from the halls of power in Moscow. Prime Minister Mishustin, in a stroke of his pen, has signed Decree No. 819, a document that serves as a testament to the enduring greed of the industrial bourgeoisie.

Behold the audacity! Until the final chime of 1826—pardon, December 31, 2026—the state permits the circulation of petrol containing sulphur levels of up to 150 milligrams per kilogram. In the parlance of the modern age, they call it 'Euro-3,' but let us call it by its true name: a substandard concoction forced upon the proletariat!

The official scrolls claim these 'preventative measures' are intended to ensure the 'reliability of fuel supply' and to prevent 'destabilization.' What a wretched masquerade! When the state speaks of stability, it means the stability of the profits of the oil lords. It means ensuring that the great machinery of Capital continues to grind, regardless of the soot and grime it imposes upon the lungs of the working man.

Furthermore, these inferior fluids shall bear no mark of the Eurasian Economic Union, for they are too wretched to be exported to neighboring lands. They are reserved solely for the domestic market—a fitting tribute to the contempt the monopoly holds for its own subjects.

And is this not compounded by further villainy? For the period between July and September, the government has seen fit to lower the mandatory sales of fifth-class petrol on the exchanges from fifteen to ten per cent.

Do you see the pattern, citizens? The financiers and the oil barons conspire to tighten the noose! By reducing the volume of quality fuel available to the public, they create an artificial scarcity, allowing the usurers of the energy sector to dictate terms to the weary driver and the humble laborer. It is a calculated assault on the pockets of the toiling classes, orchestrated by a state that serves the Capital, and not the People!