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PUTIN ON KNEES? Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Oil Infrastructure Spark Fuel Crisis In Russia
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4:29Now PlayingRussia is facing a growing fuel crisis as repeated Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries and fuel infrastructure disrupt supplies across the country. Long queues have formed at petrol stations, fuel rationing has been introduced in several regions, and gasoline production has fallen sharply. President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the shortages but insisted they are “not critical.” Ukrainian officials say the attacks are aimed at weakening Russia’s military logistics and pressuring Moscow to end the war. The shortages have spread even to regions untouched by direct strikes, highlighting the logistical and economic strain of the prolonged conflict.
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PUTIN ON KNEES! Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Oil Infrastructure Spark Fuel Crisis In Russia
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