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Russia roils global market for diesel after Ukraine attacks

Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are causing domestic fuel shortages and disrupting the global diesel market.

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📍 Aftermath

Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure caused fuel shortages and a petrol crisis within Russia, leading to the deployment of security forces to guard gas lines. The attacks impacted the global diesel market and were felt in the US.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 46d ago, after coverage quieted.

Where it stands

Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure have left half of Russia's refining capacity idle. This has led to domestic fuel shortages and the deployment of security forces to 13 regions to guard gas lines.

Coverage from Axios, Reuters, and France 24 emphasizes the global impact on diesel markets and the domestic strain on Russian citizens, including farmers and pensioners. Lloyd's List notes that a Russian ban and setbacks in the Strait of Hormuz have further impacted seaborne diesel.

Reports from Українська правда indicate the US is feeling the impact of these strikes. Coverage from Reuters suggests the crisis is also tightening the squeeze on Russian farmers due to attacks in the Azov Sea.

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How much of Russia's refining capacity is currently idle?

According to UNITED24 Media, half of the refining capacity sits idle.

What domestic measures has Russia taken to protect its energy infrastructure?

Russia has deployed security forces to 13 regions to guard gas lines.

Which global regions are feeling the effects of the strikes?

Coverage mentions impacts in the US and disruptions to the global market for diesel.

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