Energy

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Expose Cracks in Russia’s Energy Supply Amid War

By Economics Desk | August 27, 2025

Ukrainian drone attacks on critical Russian oil refineries have caused fuel shortages across key regions, revealing vulnerabilities in Moscow’s energy infrastructure as Western sanctions bite and the war drags on.

Recent Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russia's oil refineries have sent shockwaves through parts of the Russian energy supply, leading to gas stations running dry in far-flung regions and long lines of frustrated motorists. Far from isolated incidents, these attacks expose cracks in Moscow’s ability to sustain its war efforts and maintain domestic stability—raising urgent questions about whether Russia can truly secure its sovereignty amid ongoing conflict and sanctions.Is Russia’s Energy Backbone Faltering Under Coordinated Pressure?While Western media often downplay the resilience of Russian energy sectors, the facts tell a different story. Since early August, Ukraine has launched at least a...

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