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Russia's Putin acknowledges fuel shortages, task force set up to ensure supplies

Vladimir Putin has acknowledged fuel shortages and gas station queues in Russia following Ukrainian strikes.

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President Vladimir Putin has admitted that fuel shortages and queues at gas stations are occurring across Russia. In response to these disruptions, a task force has been established to ensure the stability of supplies.

Coverage from Reuters, The Guardian, and The Kyiv Independent emphasizes that Ukrainian strikes are driving these shortages. Aero-News Network reports that small planes are testing car gas as aviation fuel runs low, while The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak notes the impact on Russia's oil empire.

Future developments center on the efforts of the newly formed task force to stabilize the supply chain and the continued availability of specialized fuels for aviation.

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Quick answers

Why is Russia experiencing fuel shortages?

According to The Guardian and The Kyiv Independent, Ukrainian strikes are driving the shortages.

What action is the Russian government taking?

Reuters reports that Putin has set up a task force to ensure supplies.

How is the aviation sector responding to the shortage?

Aero-News Network reports that small planes are testing the use of car gas as aviation fuel runs short.

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