Zelensky said that the gasoline shortage in Russia is approaching 20%

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky said that in Russia, due to long-range strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a significant shortage of gasoline has arisen. He said this in his address on October 8.

“According to our data, the fuel shortage in Russia is already approaching 20% ​​- this applies to gasoline. They are already using reserves of diesel fuel, which they kept for a rainy day,” Zelensky said.

Putin was offered many times to end the war or at least cease fire. He rejected all proposals - our proposals, American proposals. That is why it is quite fair that Russia should feel the full cost of the war.

The President of Ukraine added that “our long-range strikes have become more accurate.”

• Ukraine's armed forces regularly attack energy facilities in Russia, mainly oil refineries. Coordinated attacks by Ukrainian Armed Forces drones on oil refineries in Russian regions began in August, and the number of attacks is constantly growing. Thisled to a fuel crisis in Russia: many gas stations are closing because they cannot raise prices due to anti-monopoly restrictions, and price ceilings for gasoline and diesel are being introduced in some regions.