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Fuel crunch in Russia: Putin admits 'certain shortage' as Ukrainian drone attacks batter Russia’s energy infrastructure
Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Sunday, acknowledged that sustained Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure have caused fuel shortages in several regions, while insisting the disruptions are manageable and vowing to continue Moscow's military campaign.
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kyivpost.com
Fuel Shortages: A Turning Point in Russia’s War?
In recent days, the Ukrainian army has stepped up its attacks on Russian refineries and oil depots.
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lavanguardia.com
Putin reconoce que los drones ucranianos están poniendo a Rusia en dificultades
El jefe del Kremlin promete a los rusos garantizar su seguridad: “Tenemos suficientes fuerzas y medios”
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spiegel.de
Russland: Wladimir Putin räumt Treibstoffmangel nach ukrainischen Angriffen ein
Nach ukrainischen Attacken sind in vielen russischen Regionen Benzin und Diesel knapp. Lange schwiegen Machthaber Putin und die Staatsmedien dazu. Nun rief der Präsident eine…
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fortune.com
Putin admits Russia is 'going through a difficult period' as relentless Ukrainian drone attacks cut off fuel supplies | Fortune
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that Moscow was actively reviewing fuel export agreements to avoid compromising domestic needs.
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latercera.com
Putin admite escasez de combustible en Rusia y evalúa frenar exportaciones de diésel - La Tercera
El presidente ruso admitió problemas de abastecimiento y dijo que el Gobierno evalúa prohibir totalmente la exportación de diésel. La falta de suministro ocurre tras ataques…
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pravda.com.ua
Putin admits fuel shortages in Russia: petrol export ban already in place, diesel could be next
Vladimir Putin has acknowledged fuel supply problems in Russia following strikes on oil refineries, saying petrol exports have been banned and a diesel export ban is under…
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punchng.com
Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin admits to "a certain shortage" of fuel following repeated Ukrainian strikes. Learn more about the impact on Russia.
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rferl.org
Putin Acknowledges 'Certain Shortages' Of Energy Amid Ukrainian Attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged what outside experts, many regional officials, and everyday citizens have already noticed: Russia is facing energy shortages, causing…
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clarin.com
Putin admitió que hay escasez de combustible en Rusia tras los ataques de Ucrania a dos refinerías
El Kremlin reconoció que padece los ataques dos dos refinerías en las últimas horas por parte de Ucrania.Creó un gabinete de crisis, que opera las 24 horas, para supervisar la…
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ledevoir.com
Poutine promet d’«assurer» la sécurité de la Russie face aux frappes ukrainiennes
Les frappes de Kiev ont causé une «une certaine pénurie» de carburant, a reconnu le président russe.
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theguardian.com
Putin admits Ukrainian strikes driving Russian fuel shortages
Russia’s president says Ukraine’s attacks on infrastructure are causing ‘obvious’ but not critical problems
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nzherald.co.nz
Putin admits Russia is suffering fuel shortages after Ukraine drone strikes
The Russian President said the issue was challenging but not critical.
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cryptobriefing.com
Putin warns of fuel shortages in Russia due to Ukrainian drone strikes
Putin admits Ukrainian drone strikes are causing fuel shortages across Russia, with rationing in 16 regions and refining capacity down up to 20%.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Breaking News Live Updates: Russian president Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes - The Economic Times
Breaking News Live Updates: Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the nation was suffering from "a certain shortage" of fuel after repeated Ukrainian strikes in their…
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koreatimes.co.kr
Ukraine's drone set another Russian oil refinery ablaze as Putin admits fuel shortages - The Korea Times
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine kept up its heavy drone assault on Russia, setting fire to a major oil refinery in the south, as President Vladimir Putin a...
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Fuel crunch in Russia: Putin admits 'certain shortage' as Ukrainian drone attacks batter Russia’s energy infrastructure
Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Sunday, acknowledged that sustained Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure have caused fuel shortages in several regions,…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes - World News
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the country was suffering from "a certain shortage" of fuel in an interview published by the Kremlin on June 28, after repeated…
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Putin acknowledges fuel shortages and refinery damage after Ukrainian strikes on Russia
Vladimir Putin has acknowledged fuel shortages following strikes on Russian oil refineries, saying air defence production must be increased to protect infrastructure and reduce…
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themoscowtimes.com
Putin Admits Ukrainian Strikes Driving Fuel Shortages - The Moscow Times
President Vladimir Putin acknowledged Sunday that Russia is facing a "certain shortage" of fuel following a wave of repeated Ukrainian strikes targeting oil refineries and…
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cnbc.com
Putin says Russia faces fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes
Putin's comments mark the first time he has detailed the extent to which Ukraine's deep-strike successes have hampered Russia's fuel production.