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Footage from the ground shows a massive queue of vehicles waiting to exit occupied Crimea. Russian state media reports that, as of 26 June, the queue had already grown to around 2,800 vehicles, including cars and fuel tankers. Meanwhile, Russian Telegram channels have called for the person who filmed...

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Russian "Z-bloggers" and local Crimean sources report a severe fuel crisis and logistical collapse in Russian-occupied Crimea and other Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories. Systematic Ukrainian strikes on infrastructure, fuel tankers, ferries, logistics have disrupted Russian supply lines. Civilian drivers are reportedly refusing to transport fuel into the zone due to high risks and lack of insurance. Here are some quotes from Russian "Z-bloggers": 🔹On general fuel shortage in Crimea: "There is no gasoline. At all. None whatsoever. But the local authorities... keep repeating the exact same thing: 'Calm down, just calm down. We have everything under control.'" 🔹 On the state of maritime and rail logistics: "There were three rail ferries, all of them got absolutely wrecked, and a new one isn't expected until somewhere around September... The queue for car ferries is up to 5 days." 🔹On civilian drivers refusing to deliver fuel to occupied areas: "There are simply no volunteers willing to drive fuel tankers through the 'new territories.' Because these are civilian drivers, and they won't go even for 100k [rubles] per trip. Not even for 200k." 🔹On the threat to supply routes from drone strikes: "There are no safe routes left in these regions. Dozens of burned-out semi-trucks, fuel tankers, buses, and cars are lining the roads. Sections of roads that were considered relatively quiet until recently can now turn out to be a deadly trap..." 📹: Current preferred method of transportation + a compilation of footage from empty gas stations in Crimea

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