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Gasoline prices in Russia increase rapidly amid intensified Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries — ISW
Gasoline prices in Russia are rising rapidly amid intensified Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries and other fuel infrastructure facilities. — Ukrinform.
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dailymail.com
Guards brought in as huge queues form at Russian petrol stations
Long queues of cars now snake back at filling stations across Russia as drivers feel the impact of the Ukrainian strikes, designed to put pressure on Russia to make peace with…
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independent.co.uk
Russian fuel shortage pushing drivers to desperate measures as gasoline runs out
A nationwide shortage of gasoline and soaring petrol prices is pushing Russians to alternative fuel sources
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ukrinform.net
Russian government acknowledges gasoline shortage caused by Ukrainian strikes for first time
Russian authorities have acknowledged a gasoline shortage for the first time following Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries, which caused oil refining volumes to plummet to their…
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marketplace.org
The war driving up refined fuel prices might not be the one you're thinking of
Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s refineries have contributed to lower global capacity for products like diesel and gasoline.
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dw.com
Gas queues grow as Ukraine targets Russia's fuel supply
Attacks by Ukraine have triggered a fuel crisis in Russia. Reports from across Russia show how residents are dealing with the disruptions in their daily lives.
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Gasoline prices in Russia increase rapidly amid intensified Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries — ISW
Gasoline prices in Russia are rising rapidly amid intensified Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries and other fuel infrastructure facilities. — Ukrinform.
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theprint.in
Ukraine war keeps fuel prices high despite cheaper crude
About 10% of the world’s refining capacity is out of operation, longer the world’s refining capacity remains constrained, the longer the cost of fuels will remain elevated.
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pravda.com.ua
Ukrainian strikes drive Russian oil refining to lowest level in 21 years
A wave of Ukrainian strikes on Russian fuel infrastructure has reduced Russia's oil refining output to its lowest level in more than 21 years.
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euobserver.com
Russian oil industry set back 20 years by Ukrainian strikes (Ukraine Battlefield update: Day 1,602)
With refinery output crashing to 20-year lows, tens of millions of Russians now face soaring fuel and food prices, rolling shortages and a budget hole the Kremlin can no longer…