On Monday, June 1, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces “have the ability to reach Russian military logistics across practically the entire depth of the occupied territory.” “This is already reflected in shortages,” he said, “first and foremost, in a fuel shortage in Crimea, and in our other regions that remain under occupation.”JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. He stated that this reach was not theoretical, but rather reflected in shortages ahead of the recent strikes on Russian supply routes and critical infrastructure, with many oil refineries completely closing down or suspending their operations due to drone strikes. “There are practically no safe roads for the occupier in the south and east of our country. This is yet another proof that there will be no quiet hours for the occupier on our land,” he said, confirming that the “plan for our long-range sanctions is being implemented step by step.” Zelensky also pointed to the impact of recent Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries, which he said contributed to Moscow’s decision to impose a temporary ban on jet fuel exports amid growing pressure on the domestic fuel market. “From January to May of this year, our soldiers were able to strike 15 Russian oil refineries. This is significant. Russia has already introduced bans on the export from its territory of aviation,” he said, “and is considering a ban on the export of diesel as well.”