Ukrainian sanctions. Fuel shortages are worsening in occupied Crimea, with locals reporting that gas stations simply have no fuel.
An oil depot in occupied Feodosia, Crimea is burning.
Situation in occupied Crimea. Long queues at gas stations. Many of them have no fuel left to distribute.
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces operators struck a shadow fleet tanker and two oil depots in Taganrog and Feodosia, targeting Russian fuel infrastructure across multiple sites overnight.
A strike was reported at the oil depot in temporarily occupied Feodosia, targeting the city’s sea oil terminal. The facility was last attacked on April 8, when a fire broke out.
Ukrainian forces hold fire control over the P-280 Novorossiya highway in Zaporizhzhia region. The route serves as a key land corridor to occupied Crimea.
❗️Occupied Crimea and Donetsk region imposed Ai-95 gasoline purchase limits, with 20 liters per person per day allowed in Crimea and 30 liters in Donetsk. Sevastopol reported a temporary lack of Ai-95 and Ai-92 gasoline.
Ukrainian sanctions gaining traction in occupied Simferopol, Crimea.
Ukraine’s drones hit Russian targets across operational depth, including an ST-68 radar under a radome in Feodosia and a Pantsir-S1 near Novofedorivka in occupied Crimea. Other strikes hit fuel rail tanks in Makiivka, a logistics depot in Mariupol, an ammo depot in Rubizhne, a mobile fire group in Khriashchuvate and logistics across Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Luhansk.
Russian channels warn of a “heavy situation” on the land corridor to occupied Crimea, saying Ukrainian drones are freely hitting targets and the Donetsk-Mariupol road faces similar pressure. A fuel tanker is burning near occupied Simferopol as Hornet fear spreads.