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Putin’s economy is running on fumes after Ukrainian attacks

Russia is facing a worsening fuel crisis and economic strain following Ukrainian attacks.

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Russia is experiencing a petrol crisis that is impacting its citizens and the broader economy. This instability follows a series of Ukrainian attacks, with Politico describing the economy as "running on fumes." Coverage from Reuters, Euronews, and Politico emphasizes rising frustration among Russians as the fuel shortage intensifies.

Semafor reports that Russia has begun importing gas from India. Future developments depend on the continued impact of Ukrainian attacks and the efficacy of Russia's fuel imports from India.

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What is the current state of the Russian fuel supply?

Coverage indicates a worsening petrol crisis and rising frustration among the Russian population.

Where is Russia sourcing gas from?

According to Semafor, Russia is importing gas from India.

What has contributed to the economic strain?

Politico attributes the current economic state to Ukrainian attacks.

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