Russia imports Indian gasoline amid Ukraine strikes on refineries
The segment reports Russia beginning seaborne imports of gasoline from India, with at least 60,000 metric tons already shipped, due to Ukrainian drone strikes damaging refineries and causing domestic fuel shortages. It details resulting rationing, long queues at stations, and price spikes, notes Putin acknowledging regional problems while downplaying severity, and includes Zelensky's comments on the war's domestic impact. An interview with foreign policy consultant Maximilian Hess analyzes the strikes' effects on Russia's war economy, public perception, and Western aid dynamics.
Source: DW News