Issues with Fuel Quality in Crimea

Crimea. A new problem has just rolled in.

Now I'll tell you what it is.

If you think this is a glass of cognac that I'm holding in my hand, it's not.

This is gasoline that we filled up with today at a gas station. And how do I know this?

Because we just got it out of our gas tank.

You should be able to see the bottom there,

but it looks like this.

And real gasoline should be clear. Well, cheers!

Well, this is what normal gasoline should look like.

Clear.

Smelly. As it's supposed to be.

I decided to dive so deep into this process to tell you about it in more detail.

Here is the gas tank.

Here. And it looks like this. And here is its second part.

So now we'll have to completely remove this gas tank, drain this 'cognac' out of it,

completely replace the fuel pump, because it...

It's got, as they said here, I'm afraid to quote,

somehow... Write in the comments what it's called.

I don't want to swear. Well, basically, the end. It's completely done for.

This means replacing the entire fuel pump,

draining... Now he's removing the gas tank, draining the fuel from it.

And looking for where to fill up with decent fuel now.

Because this problem, I understand, will exist everywhere, unfortunately.