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Ukrainian drones damaged Russian oil infrastructure, causing fuel shortages, price hikes, and rationing across Russia.
Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure have caused widespread fuel shortages and price spikes across Russia, with gasoline prices up 7% since January and some regions imposing rationing, including 30-liter limits in occupied Crimea.
Over half of Crimea’s gas stations have halted sales, and Moscow drivers now pay nearly 65 roubles per litre.
The crisis stems from damaged refineries, reduced output, and a 46% drop in state subsidies, forcing oil companies to raise domestic prices.
Russia has extended its gasoline export ban through year-end and activated reserves, but supply disruptions persist amid ongoing attacks and skepticism over official claims of effective air defense.
Analysts warn inflation could rise by up to 10% by year-end, with economic ripple effects likely.
Los drones ucranianos dañaron la infraestructura petrolera rusa, causando escasez de combustible, alzas de precios y racionamiento en toda Rusia.