Ukrainian drone strikes cut 30% of Russian refining capacity, fuel crisis deepens

Ukrainian drone strikes have disrupted nine major Russian refineries, cutting about 2.2 million bpd of capacity (roughly 30% of Russia's total). This deepens Russia's domestic fuel crisis while Moscow continues exporting diesel, creating a policy tension between export revenues and internal supply. The strikes mark a sustained campaign targeting energy infrastructure, with uncertain long-term impact on global fuel markets.

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