Putin acknowledged the fuel shortage, but called it “not critical.” He promised to increase supplies to Crimea, where there is now “a supply of several days”
Vladimir Putin admitted that there is a “certain shortage” of fuel in Russia, but called it “not critical.” He made this statement in an interview with Rossiya TV channel correspondent Pavel Zarubin, which was published on the Kremlin website: “As for attacks on critical infrastructure in general, on energy infrastructure in particular, then, of course, these attacks on our infrastructure create problems, this is obvious.