Several regions of Russia are experiencing major fuel shortages after Ukraine resumed its drone attacks targeting the country’s oil refineries.
In the Orenburg region, a rationing system has been introduced, allowing only drivers with designated license plates to purchase a limited supply of gasoline and diesel, Bloomberg reported.
The disruption occurred after Ukraine struck a major oil refinery in the Orsk region Tuesday, which officials fear could take as long as six months to repair. “We’re preparing for the worst-case scenario,” regional Governor Yevgeny Solntsev said Thursday.
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