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Putin Admits Fuel Shortages In Russia As Ukraine Keeps Hitting Key Infrastructure

Posted on June 29, 2026
By International Business Times
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Putin Admits Fuel Shortages In Russia As Ukraine Keeps Hitting Key Infrastructure

Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted there are fuel shortages in the country as Ukraine keeps hitting key energy infrastructure with increased drone strikes.