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The fuel crisis inside Russia has spiraled completely out of Putin’s control

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Following a brutal, highly coordinated campaign of Ukrainian drone strikes, nearly all major oil refineries in Central Russia—representing approximately one-third of the nation’s entire refining capacity—have been forced to either completely freeze or severely slash production.

The analytical numbers tell an catastrophic story:

  • A Historical Crash: According to Energy Intelligence, domestic fuel production plummeted below 4 million barrels per day in early June—crashing to its lowest level in 21 years, and the freefall is continuing.
  • Widespread Scarcity: As of June 23, the number of regions officially reporting strict limits on free fuel sales has climbed to 61. It is now actively difficult to buy commercial gasoline across a staggering two-thirds of the country.

#RussiaFuelCrisis #EnergyIntelligence #RefineryStrikes #EconomicCollapse #GasRationing #SupplyChainFailure #PutinDefeat

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