‘Turns Out, the Emperor Has No Clothes’: Putin’s Greatest Achievement — Stability — Is Cracking as Fuel Chaos Spreads Across Russia

Ukraine's refinery strikes have brought fuel rationing and marathon gas lines to Russia, shaking the stability Putin built his rule on. One driver waited 36 hours to fill up — and wants the Kremlin to hit Ukraine harder, a sentiment analysts say is more common than many in the West realize.

‘Turns Out, the Emperor Has No Clothes’: Putin’s Greatest Achievement — Stability — Is Cracking as Fuel Chaos Spreads Across Russia

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