Ukraine's drone campaign has now forced limits on gasoline purchases across 53 regions of Russia

Most Russian regions are contending with some form of fuel problem, the business news outlet The Bell reports.
Ukraine's drone campaign has now forced limits on gasoline purchases across 53 regions of Russia

Ukraine’s drone campaign has now forced limits on gasoline purchases across 53 regions of Russia Fifty-three Russian regions, including annexed Ukrainian territories, have imposed fuel purchase limits on private vehicles due to widespread fuel problems. These measures range from 50-liter limits to full tank limits, with 11 more regions reporting shortages at gas stations. Russia’s oil production dropped to a one-year low in May 2026, significantly impacted by Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries and fuel depots.

  • 53 Russian regions and annexed Ukrainian territories have imposed fuel purchase limits.
  • Limits include 50 liters or one full tank for private vehicles.
  • 11 additional regions are experiencing fuel shortages without imposed limits.
  • Russia’s oil production fell to a one-year low in May 2026.
  • Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted Russian oil refineries and fuel depots, causing operational impacts.
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