Russia’s Gasoline Crunch Spreads After Refinery Attacks (opens original article in a new tab)

Russia's gasoline supply crisis worsens as Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries lead to fuel rationing, price hikes, and potential export bans, affecting two-thirds of regions and raising economic and political concerns.

• Russia's gasoline supply disruptions affect two-thirds of regions with fuel rationing and supply issues due to Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries
• Ukrainian attacks have targeted oil-processing sectors, leading to refinery shutdowns, higher pump prices, and potential diesel export bans
• Fuel crises are causing social unrest concerns and are politically sensitive ahead of Russia's September parliamentary elections
• Russia's gasoline production in June was 15% lower than the same period last year, with some regions developing new logistical routes for fuel supply