Russia Eases Fuel Restrictions as Ukraine Strikes Raise Gasoline Concerns
Russian fuel supplies came under more pressure Tuesday after a Ukrainian drone strike damaged the biggest refinery in the Moscow area, according to Reuters. Tatneft began limiting petrol and diesel sales at its outlets. Emergency crews said they put out the fire at the Gazprom Neft plant and kept processing going. The attack adds to evidence that Ukraine’s moves against Russian energy infrastructure are starting to feed back into the home fuel market.
