Kremlin admits fuel supply problems after Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy sites
By
Warren Murray
Summary
Russia's Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov acknowledged "certain problems" with fuel supplies after a surge in Ukrainian airstrikes targeted Russian energy and fuel sites, including the Semykolodezkaya oil plant in occupied Crimea. The strikes have disrupted supplies in several southern Russian regions, with Peskov blaming panic-buying for the crisis. The article also notes a French jet downed a drone in Latvian airspace as part of broader regional tensions.
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bskyKremlin admits fuel supply problems after Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy sitestheguardian.comKey quotes
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A surge in airstrikes on Russian energy and fuel sites has disrupted supplies in several southern regions
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