Russia's energy ministry has confirmed Ukrainian drone attacks on oil facilities have disrupted fuel supplies in Crimea and southern regions, prompting reductions in oil exports.
The attacks targeted oil refineries and energy infrastructure
Jun 09, 2026
05:43 pm
What's the storyRussia's energy ministry has admitted that recent fuel shortages in annexed Crimea and parts of southern Russia have been caused by Ukrainian drone attacks.
The attacks targeted oil refineries and energy infrastructure, leading to temporary supply disruptions.
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