Fuel shortages are sweeping Russia as Ukrainian drone and missile strikes knock out refineries, depots, and vital energy infrastructure. By September 2023, reports confirmed over 20 Russian regions facing gasoline scarcity, with some gas prices spiking to the equivalent of $9 per gallon. Average prices hit 64.01 rubles per liter on September 10, a 30% annualized increase.
Regions including Volgograd, Saratov, Ryazan, Nizhny Novgorod, and Crimea have seen mass disruptions, with gas stations rationing supplies or shutting down completely. Analysts estimate Ukraine has disabled up to 25% of Russia’s refining capacity. As the crisis deepens, Russia’s domestic economy and war effort are facing unprecedented strain, with no immediate resolution in sight.
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