Russia faces worsening fuel shortages

Russia’s fuel crisis is intensifying due to Ukrainian drone attacks targeting oil refineries and storage facilities, disrupting fuel supplies and causing significant shortages, especially in agricultural areas where farmers fear the harvest season may be hampered. President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the serious problems and promised measures to stabilize the market. Meanwhile, Russia has begun importing gasoline from India and received around 50,000 tons from Kazakhstan over the summer to alleviate the shortage. Some regions have also started to cut back on essential services due to the fuel shortage, raising concerns about the impact on the cost of goods and groceries.

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