Ukraine Drone Strikes on Refineries Trigger Fuel Shortages Across Russia

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Russia is facing a significant fuel shortage following a series of Ukrainian drone attacks targeting its oil refineries. The crisis has resulted in rationing measures, long queues at petrol stations, and rising fuel prices affecting ordinary citizens and businesses. President Vladimir Putin has publicly acknowledged the problem, though he minimized its scale and impact. The strikes represent a strategic effort by Ukraine to disrupt Russia's domestic energy supply and broader war-sustaining capacity.

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