Putin admits Ukraine strikes are causing fuel shortages in Russia
Russia fuel shortages worsen as Ukrainian strikes disrupt refineries and gas stations See how Moscow’s emergency response and rising economic pressure could reshape the war
Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that Ukrainian longrange strikes are disrupting fuel supplies in Russia, as motorists in several regions face long lines and shortages at gas stations.
According to the report, attacks on oil refineries and fuel infrastructure have affected areas including Moscow, Crimea, southern Russia and Siberia. Videos shared by Fox News Digital show drivers waiting for fuel and, in some cases, arguing or fighting at filling stations.
The article says Moscow is considering emergency steps to ease the shortage, while Russian officials describe the situation as manageable. It also notes that the fuel disruptions add to broader economic pressure linked to the war in Ukraine.