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Russia’s Energy Ministry Admits Drone Attacks Behind Gasoline Shortages - The Moscow Times
Russia’s Energy Ministry has acknowledged that mounting Ukrainian drone attacks on the country’s oil refineries and energy infrastructure are to blame for recent shortages of gasoline in annexed Crimea and some parts of southern Russia. “Recently, fuel and energy sector enterprises have faced an uptick in enemy aerial attacks, leading to temporary difficulties with fuel supplies in several southern regions,” the Energy Ministry said in a statement released late Monday.
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Russia’s Energy Ministry Admits Drone Attacks Behind Gasoline Shortages - The Moscow Times
Russia’s Energy Ministry has acknowledged that mounting Ukrainian drone attacks on the country’s oil refineries and energy infrastructure are to blame for recent shortages of…
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Russia admits Ukraine's attacks are disrupting fuel supplies
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.
