As Ukraine hits Russia's refineries, Russia targets Ukraine's petrol pumps
Summary
Russia has been attacking petrol stations in Ukraine with drones and missiles since April, causing damage and injuries. Ukraine has also targeted Russian oil refineries, leading to fuel shortages in Russia. The attacks have made refueling difficult and dangerous in affected areas.Key Facts
- Russian forces have hit at least 246 Ukrainian petrol stations since April.
- The attacks have increased, with 114 strikes on petrol stations verified in July alone.
- Smaller drones were used initially by Russia, but now larger, costly Iranian-made Shahed drones are being deployed.
- Some petrol stations have been hit multiple times, causing severe damage.
- These attacks disrupt fuel supply and create risks for civilians, leading police to advise caution at filling stations.
- Some roads connecting major Ukrainian cities now have no working petrol stations.
- Local authorities in affected areas are trying to stockpile fuel and distribute fuel via mobile road tankers.
- Ukrainian civilians are following safety rules to avoid danger during air raid alerts.
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