Fuel shortages return to Russian regions after Ukrainian refinery attacks
Ukraine’s refinery strikes have cut supplies in at least six regions, forcing Russian stations to cap sales and raising the risk of long queues.
- Fuel shortages have returned in at least six Russian regions after Ukrainian strikes hit at least eight major refineries over two weeks.
- Ukraine attacked the Kirishi refinery, Russia’s second-largest, according to regional governor Alexander Drozdenko.
- Officials reported fuel limits in Karelia, Buryatia, Zabaykalsky, Nizhny Novgorod, Arkhangelsk, Penza, and Krasnoyarsk.
- Karelia’s governor said the restrictions were temporary.
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Fuel shortages have reappeared in at least six regions of Russia, announced Russian officials and press institutions, after recent Ukrainian attacks on at least eight major oil refineries have brought back the prospect of drivers having to stay in line for hours again in Russia...
The fuel crisis returned in at least six regions of Russia, announced Russian officials and press, after Ukrainian attacks on at least eight major oil refining in the last two years...
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Several Russian regions are experiencing fuel shortages after Ukrainian attacks on at least eight refineries over the past two weeks.
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