Summary
Ukraine's recent drone strikes have significantly impacted Russia's oil refineries, disrupting about 40% of its refining capacity. This has led to fuel shortages across Russia, prompting the country to consider importing gasoline from allies in Asia.
Key Facts
- Ukrainian attacks have disrupted nearly 40% of Russia's oil refining capacity.
- Russia plans to import gasoline from countries in Asia like China, South Korea, and Singapore.
- Drone strikes have shut down operations at several key Russian refineries.
- Russia's diesel exports are at their lowest level since 2020.
- Gas stations in over 20 Russian regions face fuel shortages, limiting sales per customer.
- A temporary ban on gasoline exports outside Russia is extended until the end of the year.
- Russia is exploring gasoline imports from Belarus and subsidies to tackle the fuel crisis.
- Ukraine's drone attacks now target refineries with more advanced tactics and at greater distances.
