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Putin acknowledges fuel shortages as Ukraine escalates attacks on Russian infrastructure
3 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 20 days ago
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- Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure have led to fuel shortages in Russia, as acknowledged by President Vladimir Putin.
- Recent polling indicates that economic pessimism in Russia has reached a 20-year high amid these shortages.
- The ongoing conflict has prompted Moscow to enhance its anti-air defense capabilities.
- Ukrainian drone and missile operations are repeatedly targeting Russian refineries, intensifying the pressure on Russia's economy.
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