SECURITYJun 21 · 22:27 UTCSEMAFORLauren Morganbesser

Ukraine attacks trigger Russian fuel shortages

Ukraine is attacking Russia’s oil infrastructure with long-range drones, causing fuel shortages and higher gas prices. Recent strikes have disabled over 20% of Russia’s refining capacity, prompting rationing measures in regions like the Arctic and Crimea.

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