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Ukraine’s drone campaign pushes Crimea into severe fuel rationing
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100% centerFirst reported by Maariv · 5 days ago
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What happened
Russian authorities in Crimea banned public fuel sales after Ukrainian drone strikes intensified shortages and hit energy infrastructure. Kyiv said it struck an oil depot in Crimea and a terminal in Russia’s Krasnodar region, while Zelensky called the campaign “long-range sanctions.”
- 01Crimea banned public fuel sales after worsening shortages from Ukrainian drone strikes.
- 02Authorities had already rationed gasoline to 20 liters per vehicle per week.
- 03Zelensky said Ukraine hit an oil depot near Kerch and a terminal in Krasnodar.
- 04Four people were killed and 28 injured in the overnight attack, according to Crimea.
- 05Ukraine says the strikes are meant to damage Russia’s war finances and supply lines.
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