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Putin says Russia faces fuel shortages as Ukrainian drones strike refineries

Russia faces fuel shortages amid Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, says Putin

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Russia's fuel crisis continued to escalate as Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries caused shortages, prompting the Kremlin to consider importing gasoline and allowing lower quality fuel production. The situation worsened, with reports of long lines, National Guard patrols, and gasoline scalpers being fined in some regions.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

What happened

Russia is experiencing fuel shortages due to Ukrainian drone strikes on its refineries. Coverage from CNBC, Euronews, Financial Times, and Yahoo emphasizes Putin's acknowledgment of the issue, with some outlets noting adjusted fuel plans.

The situation's impact on Russia's invasion and future fuel supply remain to be seen.

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Who reported on the fuel shortages in Russia?

CNBC, Euronews, Financial Times, and Yahoo

What is causing the fuel shortages in Russia?

Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries

Has Russia adjusted its fuel plans?

According to coverage, yes, amid the strikes

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