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Dry Pumps at the Front: How Ukraine’s Refinery Campaign is Paralyzing Russian Logistics

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The ripple effect of Ukraine’s systemic deep strikes on Russian oil refineries has officially hit the Russian military’s frontlines. Russian troops and military bloggers are raising the alarm as diesel and petrol shortages begin to stall operations across active combat zones.

Key developments from inside enemy supply lines:

Troops Left Stranded: Military personnel report severe shortages when refueling armored transport, supply trucks, and essential generators.

Supply Lines Severed: Pro-war volunteer networks state that delivering crucial supplies to forward positions has ground to a halt as civilian gas stations near the front run completely dry.

Cascading Deficit: Rationing orders from the Russian Ministry of Defense confirm that the domestic fuel crisis is no longer manageable, directly crippling combat readiness.

Without fuel, Russia’s military machine is standing still.

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