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Russia Admits New Petrol Shortages Amid Ongoing Ukrainian Strikes

Russia has acknowledged fresh petrol shortages, blaming disruptions to refining and supply tied to ongoing Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure.

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Russia Admits New Petrol Shortages Amid Ongoing Ukrainian Strikes

Russia has admitted new petrol shortages as Ukrainian strikes continue to hit parts of the country’s energy sector. Officials and industry sources said the problems stem from reduced output at refineries and constraints in moving fuel to regions, leaving local markets short on supply. The shortages have been linked to damage or operational interruptions at key fuel-processing facilities, along with broader logistical bottlenecks exacerbated by security measures. Authorities said they are working to stabilize stocks and increase deliveries, but motorists have reported rising strain at petrol stations in some areas

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