Ukraine war latest: Putin admits ‘problems’ in invasion as he warns of fuel shortages
Russian President Putin acknowledges issues in Ukraine invasion as fuel shortages spread across Russia.
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Fuel shortages spread across more parts of Russia following Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries. Putin admitted to these shortages, and Irkutsk police fined gasoline scalpers as the governor declared a high alert.
Simultaneously, Russian strikes in Ukraine killed eight people and wounded 35.
Epilogue added 13d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged 'problems' in the ongoing invasion of Ukraine. He also warned of fuel shortages. Coverage from Reuters and 10TV emphasizes the spread of fuel shortages across Russia.
This is attributed to Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. Coverage from ABC News and 10TV also highlights recent attacks in Ukraine. The Moscow Times reports on local responses to fuel shortages in Irkutsk.
Watch for updates on the impact of fuel shortages on Russian military operations and civilian life. Also, watch for further developments in the conflict following Zelenskyy's condemnation of recent attacks.
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Quick answers
What has Putin acknowledged about the Ukraine invasion?
Putin has admitted to 'problems' in the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
What is the current situation with fuel in Russia?
Fuel shortages are spreading across Russia, attributed to Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure.
What recent attacks have been reported in Ukraine?
Coverage from ABC News reports that Russian strikes have killed 8 and wounded 35 in Ukraine.
Coverage (4)
- Irkutsk Police Fine Gasoline Scalpers as Governor Declares ‘High Alert’ Over Supply Problems The Moscow Times · 21d ago
- Fuel shortages spread to more parts of Russia as Ukrainian attacks bite Reuters · 21d ago
- Ukrainian drones set another Russian oil refinery ablaze as Putin admits fuel shortages 10TV · 22d ago
- Zelenskyy condemns 'horrific attacks' as Russian strikes kill 8, wound 35 in Ukraine ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos · 22d ago
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