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According to President Putin, an acknowledgment that Ukrainian long-range drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure caused problems and a fuel shortage, although he described the situation as not critical. Russia is also said to be considering gasoline imports from Kazakhstan and India.
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Putin acknowledges fuel problems from Ukrainian drone strikes
According to President Putin, an acknowledgment that Ukrainian long-range drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure caused problems and a fuel shortage, although he described the situation as not critical. Russia is also said to be considering gasoline imports from Kazakhstan and India.
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Putin acknowledges fuel problems from Ukrainian drone strikes
Pres. Putin conceded that Ukraine's long-range drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure "are creating problems," adding, "that's obvious."
According to President Putin, an acknowledgment that Ukrainian long-range drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure caused problems and a fuel shortage, although he described the situation as not critical. Russia is also said to be considering gasoline imports from Kazakhstan and India.
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