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Ukrainian attacks reportedly reduce Russian refinery fuel output

Reports indicate Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have reduced gasoline availability to about 70% of demand. The development points to a significant fuel-supply strain in Russia.

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Reduced refinery output could create domestic fuel shortages and add pressure to regional energy markets.

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