Russian Deputy PM Links Fuel Shortages to Ukrainian Strikes on Refineries
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak says Ukrainian strikes on energy facilities have contributed to fuel shortages in Russia. Novak said authorities are working to strengthen refinery security and keep production capacity fully utilised. The reported disruption follows repeated drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure since the start of the war. The pressure on refinery operations has reportedly pushed up domestic fuel prices and led Russia to tighten fuel exports while seeking ways to stabilise supply. The situation highlights the growing economic impact of attacks on energy infrastructure during the Russia-Ukraine war.
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