New Ukrainian Strikes on Refineries Threaten to Revive Russian Fuel Crunch
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Ukraine has resumed a wave of attacks on refineries in Russia. This could undermine the stability of the Russian fuel market, Bloomberg reported. It added that Russia was beginning to overcome difficulties related to gasoline production after earlier attacks on its oil infrastructure.
Ukraine Renews Refinery Strikes After Russia’s Fuel Crisis Eased
Ukraine resumed attacks on Russian oil refineries, threatening a fragile recovery in fuel supplies after months of strikes helped trigger the country’s worst gasoline shortages in decades.
The fuel situation in the Russian AZS is gradually improving, but new attempts by the HZU to attack oil processing risk repeated interruptions. At the end of October, restrictions on the sale of petrol were lifted in 15 regions, including Crimea and Sevastopol, where some of the most active were previously in operation.
Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian refineries. Bloomberg warns that further strikes could trigger a new fuel crisis in Russia. The article Russia is facing another fuel crisis [Bloomberg] is from the website Everything That Matters.
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