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Putin says Russia faces fuel shortages as Ukrainian drones strike refineries

Vladimir Putin acknowledges domestic fuel shortages linked to Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the country is facing fuel shortages. Coverage links this situation to Ukrainian drone strikes that have targeted Russian refineries.

Reports from CNBC, Euronews, and the Financial Times highlight the admission of an oil deficit. Euronews notes that adjusted fuel plans have been introduced in response to the strikes on energy infrastructure.

Coverage does not yet specify the volume of oil lost or the timeline for recovery. Observers will likely monitor the implementation of the new fuel plans and the continued impact on domestic energy supply.

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Quick answers

Who acknowledged the fuel shortages?

Russian President Vladimir Putin.

What caused the shortages according to reports?

Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries.

What measures have been taken?

Euronews reports that adjusted fuel plans have been implemented.

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