Increased Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities are allegedly intensifying fuel scarcity throughout Russia. Restrictions on sales have extended beyond Crimea and adjacent areas, with Omsk Oblast limiting motorists to 40 liters of gasoline or 80 liters of diesel per individual. Moscow is also reportedly exploring petrol imports from Kazakhstan. Experts caution that weak transportation routes, including 17 railway bridges spanning the Volga River, could become critical vulnerabilities as shortages disrupt military logistics and dampen public morale.
