Fuel sales restrictions have been introduced across much of Russia and in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine as shortages worsen following repeated Ukrainian strikes on oil refining facilities.

A fuel crisis has hit Russia’s political and economic heartlands, with retail networks in Moscow and St. Petersburg enforcing caps on gasoline and diesel sales.

Ukraine has for months targeted Russian refineries, pipelines and fuel depots in an effort to curb Moscow’s ability to finance the war on its neighbour, now in its fifth year

The pressure on Russia’s refining sector has intensified following sustained Ukrainian drone strikes.

Some gas stations in Moscow have introduced purchase limits, restricting customers to 20 liters of gasoline and 40 liters of diesel per transaction.

Russia’s Tatneft has introduced nationwide limits on gasoline and diesel purchases.

Ukraine’s General Staff has presented figures on the degradation of Russia’s military-economic capabilities, claiming that long-range strikes by Ukrainian forces have…

Fuel sales restrictions have been introduced across much of Russia and in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine as shortages worsen following repeated Ukrainian strikes on oil…