QtrendsUkrainian drone strikes deepen Russia's fuel crisis
Ukraine has intensified drone attacks on Russian oil refineries and supply routes, creating severe gasoline shortages across Russia. Moscow has been forced to import fuel for the first time in years as domestic refineries struggle to operate. The strikes have also hit Crimea and other Russian-held territories, compounding energy supply issues. Analysts warn Russia may face a full-blown energy crisis if the attacks continue.
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