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General · 21 June 2026

Crimea halts public fuel sales after Ukraine strikes

Crimea halts public fuel sales after Ukraine strikes

This is Crimea's most significant fuel restriction yet, following ongoing Ukrainian attacks on supply routes. Russian-backed authorities in occupied Crimea suspended sales to individuals and businesses on Sunday, reserving fuel for government agencies. Governor Sergey Aksyonov said four people died and 28 were hurt in a drone attack on an oil depot in Kerch.

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