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Ukraine’s Strikes Have Disabled Nearly 43% of Russia’s Oil Refining Capacity
(united24media.com)
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At this point every strike hurts them deeper and delays their recovery. The economic cost of theses strikes will last for years.
Soon there will be shortages in the stores.
Harvest season is also coming. Russia will have dedicate massive amount of fuel to agriculture and getting the harvest in.
Which will totally led to farmers selling that fuel on the black market. Why spend it to harvest some unprofitable wheat when you simply can sell the fuel to desperate people?
The more likely issue is that people will steal the fuel from the farmers. This happens every time the prices on fuel goes up globally.