Russia Admits Fuel Shortage Amid Ukraine Attacks

Russia's government has for the first time admitted an acute shortage of petrol and diesel, attributing it to Ukraine’s attacks on oil refineries, despite earlier statements in June claiming stable domestic supply.

10 Jul, 13:43 — 10 Jul, 13:43

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Russia admits fuel shortage in country for first time: in June, officials said everything was fine

Russia's government has admitted an acute shortage of petrol and diesel due to Ukraine’s attacks on oil refineries, despite June statements about stable domestic supply

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