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strategist at credit suisse in London All views are mine, not the company’s. formerly reporter for BBC, DJ, WSJ in Russia, Ukraine, UK
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Running on Empty: Russia’s Fuel Crisis

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By Alexander Kolyandr
| Peak Oil News
Russia is the world’s third-largest oil producer, pumping roughly nine million barrels a day, but it cannot supply its own filling stations. Long queues, some of them miles long, have built up across the country. More than half of Russia’s 83 regions are now reporting shortages, the result of a sustained Ukrainian drone campaign against refinery infrastructure that is hitting harder and more frequently than at any point in the war.
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Can the Kremlin afford to fix Russia's oil crisis?

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By Alexander Kolyandr
| MSN UK Verified
For a country that pumps roughly 9 million barrels of oil a day – the third highest of any country in the world – Russia has managed to achieve something genuinely remarkable: it cannot keep its own petrol stations stocked. More than half of its regions are now reporting shortages, the consequence of a Ukrainian drone campaign that has struck with increasing frequency and precision at the refinery infrastructure on which the country's civilian economy depends.
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Can the Kremlin afford to fix Russia’s oil crisis?

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By Alexander Kolyandr
| The Spectator Australia Verified
For a country that pumps roughly nine million barrels of oil a day – the third highest of any country in the world – Russia has managed to achieve something genuinely remarkable: it cannot keep its own gas stations stocked. More than half of its regions are now reporting shortages, the consequence of a Ukrainian drone campaign that has struck with increasing frequency and precision at the refinery infrastructure on which the country’s civilian economy depends.
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