Russia turns to Indian gasoline as war disrupts its refineries
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Russia has begun importing gasoline from India after Ukrainian strikes damaged refineries and depots, with Moscow imposing purchase limits and seeking additional imports from Belarus and Kazakhstan; Ukraine reports missile strikes on Kyiv and other cities, while broader war-related and political developments continue—including a corruption probe in Ukraine, Nord Stream investigations, and ongoing prisoner exchanges alongside a UN aid mission to Kherson.
- Ukraine war briefing: Russia running on imported gasoline, government confirms The Guardian
- Frustrated Moscow drivers face long queues to refill as fuel shortages return Reuters
- Russia runs out of petrol at seven in 10 stations as fuel crisis worsens Euronews.com
- Putin arrests Russians for complaining about fuel shortages as fighting breaks out at petrol stations The Independent
- Moscow Gas Stations Reimpose Fuel Limits as ‘Second Wave’ of Shortages Hits Russia The Moscow Times
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