Fuel Shortages Hit Most Russian Regions, Report Says
More than 50 Russian regions have officially acknowledged gasoline supply problems, while many others have reported unofficial disruptions and fuel rationing.
More than 50 Russian regions have officially acknowledged gasoline supply problems, while many others have reported unofficial disruptions and fuel rationing.
At least 20 died in Kyiv after Russia launched a drone and missile attack
The study estimates around 450,000 Russian fatalities. Ukraine's losses are estimated at 525,000 to 625,000 casualties, including 125,000 to 150,000 deaths.
Ukrainian officials said more than 20 sites were damaged, including residential buildings, an ambulance station, a research institute, a hotel and businesses.
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His remarks appeared to dispel speculation that the two leaders had negotiated a breakthrough aimed at ending the conflict.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said the strike was part of Kyiv's campaign to pressure the Kremlin to end the more than four-year war.
Putin described the fuel shortage as temporary, saying Russia would increase fuel imports, speed up refinery repairs and strengthen air defenses against future drone attacks.
Vladimir Saldo, the Moscow-appointed governor of the occupied region, said electricity was fully or partially cut across the territory but did not provide details on the cause or the extent of the damage.
Kyiv recently carried out a major drone attack on Gazprom’s Moscow Refinery, causing a large explosion and highlighting Ukraine’s growing ability to strike deep inside Russian territory
Ukraine has spent years refining long-range drone operations while simultaneously targeting Russian radar systems and air-defense launchers
The Institute for the Study of War said the scale and frequency of Ukraine’s deep strikes suggest growing pressure on Russian air defenses
Other locations, including commercial and residential areas, also reported damage from falling debris
Ukrainian officials told CBS News that Russia’s stockpile of S-300 missiles has declined significantly.
The report said the incident allegedly occurred about 20 miles south of the Isle of Wight, outside British territorial waters