Russian Independent Gas Stations Face Fuel Shortage After Ukrainian Drone Strikes

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•Ukrainian drones targeted multiple oil refineries in Russia, reducing refining capacity by about 30%.
•Independent gas stations in various Russian regions report running out of gasoline entirely.
•The fuel shortage is causing difficulties for transportation and logistics within Russia.
•The attacks occurred in late May 2026, with effects becoming apparent by May 22-25.

▸If Russia increases security and repairs at refineries quickly fuel supply could stabilize, easing shortages for civilians and businesses.

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Reduced Russian refining capacity tightens global oil product supply, potentially raising crude oil prices.

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