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😂🚨 Putin's War Machine Just Hit "E" for Empty 🇷🇺⛽ Russian President Vladimir Putin's military juggernaut is reportedly facing a humiliating fuel crunch, with alleged internal leaks claiming commanders have warned Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov that tanks and supply vehicles are struggling to stay operational. As fuel is... show more

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Gas stations across Russian-occupied Crimea are facing worsening fuel shortages, with long queues, rationing, and voucher-based distribution reported by residents. Some locals say fuel has become so scarce that it is treated as a luxury, while Moscow insists there is no cause for panic. Ukrainian strikes on fuel-supply routes to the peninsula are cited as one of the contributing factors to the crisis.

Gas stations across Russian-occupied Crimea are facing worsening fuel shortages, with long queues, rationing, and voucher-based distribution reported by residents. Some locals say fuel has become so scarce that it is treated as a luxury, while Moscow insists there is no cause for panic. Ukrainian strikes on fuel-supply routes to the peninsula are cited as one of the contributing factors to the crisis.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

21,734 views • 3 months ago

🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️🚨 FUEL TRUCKS UNDER FIRE The Ukrainian army keeps attacking Russian fuel trucks heading to Crimea, which has led to some fuel shortages. The Russian army has now started guarding and escorting the trucks to ensure supply. My 5 cents: This happens every year to varying degrees. During summer holidays, Russians drive to Crimea for vacation, and Ukrainians try to disrupt it to assert that Crimea is Ukrainian. Fuel shortages occur to a minor extent anyway due to heavy holiday traffic, but drone attacks have made them much worse. The Russian military is not in fuel shortage — the holiday goers are.

🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️🚨 FUEL TRUCKS UNDER FIRE The Ukrainian army keeps attacking Russian fuel trucks heading to Crimea, which has led to some fuel shortages. The Russian army has now started guarding and escorting the trucks to ensure supply. My 5 cents: This happens every year to varying degrees. During summer holidays, Russians drive to Crimea for vacation, and Ukrainians try to disrupt it to assert that Crimea is Ukrainian. Fuel shortages occur to a minor extent anyway due to heavy holiday traffic, but drone attacks have made them much worse. The Russian military is not in fuel shortage — the holiday goers are.

Lord Bebo

84,398 views • 2 months ago

Speaker of the Russian Parliament Vyacheslav Volodin is urging Russians to be patient a little longer, claiming the war is about to end because there are “less than ten kilometers left to the main fortified areas where the Nazis are entrenched.” Volodin also promises that tomorrow the fuel situation in the country will "radically change." According to Volodin, victory is near, and fuel will soon flow like a river again in the country. For now, the main thing is to become “a pillar of support for the President.” In May, Russian troops occupied 14 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory, a record low for the entire full-scale war.

Speaker of the Russian Parliament Vyacheslav Volodin is urging Russians to be patient a little longer, claiming the war is about to end because there are “less than ten kilometers left to the main fortified areas where the Nazis are entrenched.” Volodin also promises that tomorrow the fuel situation in the country will "radically change." According to Volodin, victory is near, and fuel will soon flow like a river again in the country. For now, the main thing is to become “a pillar of support for the President.” In May, Russian troops occupied 14 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory, a record low for the entire full-scale war.

Visegrád 24

148,526 views • 1 month ago

🚨 PUTIN DONS MILITARY UNIFORM AS HE DECLARES RUSSIA IS ON THE OFFENSIVE. In a highly symbolic appearance, Vladimir Putin addressed Russia's military wearing full military uniform as he declared that Russian forces are advancing across multiple sectors of the front. Among his claims: 🇷🇺 Luhansk has now been fully brought under Russian control. 🇷🇺 Russian troops continue offensive operations in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. 🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces are retreating with what he described as "heavy losses." 🇷🇺 More than 130 settlements have been taken by Russian forces since the beginning of the year. Putin also said Russian operations are proceeding according to the General Staff's plan and ordered commanders to prepare for the next phase of the summer campaign. These are claims made by the Russian president and have not all been independently verified. One thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: The Kremlin is signalling that it believes it has regained the battlefield initiative. The coming weeks could prove decisive.

🚨 PUTIN DONS MILITARY UNIFORM AS HE DECLARES RUSSIA IS ON THE OFFENSIVE. In a highly symbolic appearance, Vladimir Putin addressed Russia's military wearing full military uniform as he declared that Russian forces are advancing across multiple sectors of the front. Among his claims: 🇷🇺 Luhansk has now been fully brought under Russian control. 🇷🇺 Russian troops continue offensive operations in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. 🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces are retreating with what he described as "heavy losses." 🇷🇺 More than 130 settlements have been taken by Russian forces since the beginning of the year. Putin also said Russian operations are proceeding according to the General Staff's plan and ordered commanders to prepare for the next phase of the summer campaign. These are claims made by the Russian president and have not all been independently verified. One thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: The Kremlin is signalling that it believes it has regained the battlefield initiative. The coming weeks could prove decisive.

Jim Ferguson

207,379 views • 2 months ago

🇺🇦🎯🔥 Ukrainian precision strikes strike deep behind enemy lines, systematically dismantling Russia's logistics network and severely hampering the occupation forces' operational capacity. Operational reports confirm that Ukrainian kamikaze drones successfully targeted military supply lines in occupied Mariupol, striking key fuel reserves designated for the Russian army. The coordinated aerial assault completely destroyed several gasoline tankers and set a vital fuel and lubricants depot ablaze, cutting off critical supplies needed to sustain Russian combat operations in the region. This precise and effective strike highlights the relentless efficiency of Ukraine's long-range capabilities, proving once again that Russian occupiers are vulnerable at every turn as Ukraine continues to systematically degrade the Kremlin's war machine.

🇺🇦🎯🔥 Ukrainian precision strikes strike deep behind enemy lines, systematically dismantling Russia's logistics network and severely hampering the occupation forces' operational capacity. Operational reports confirm that Ukrainian kamikaze drones successfully targeted military supply lines in occupied Mariupol, striking key fuel reserves designated for the Russian army. The coordinated aerial assault completely destroyed several gasoline tankers and set a vital fuel and lubricants depot ablaze, cutting off critical supplies needed to sustain Russian combat operations in the region. This precise and effective strike highlights the relentless efficiency of Ukraine's long-range capabilities, proving once again that Russian occupiers are vulnerable at every turn as Ukraine continues to systematically degrade the Kremlin's war machine.

NSTRIKE

21,773 views • 1 month ago

⚡️⚡️⚡️BREAKING: Fuel crisis in occupied Crimea deepens after Ukrainian strikes. Thousands of cars are queued on the Crimean Bridge in both directions, with many reportedly fleeing the peninsula to mainland Russia in search of gasoline. Gas stations have halted civilian sales, with prior rationing at just 20-30 liters per purchase. Long lines, empty pumps, and black-market fuel define daily life. Ukraine's targeted strikes on refineries, depots, fuel trucks, and logistics routes (like the Novorossiya highway and Kerch crossings) have crippled supplies. Russia can't reliably resupply because key routes are destroyed or under constant threat — ferries and the bridge are restricted for fuel tankers for security reasons. Crimea is almost entirely dependent on Russia for fuel and essentials. As an occupied territory with no domestic refining capacity and severed independent logistics, it relies on mainland deliveries via vulnerable corridors. When Russia’s supply lines are hit, civilians suffer immediate shortages of gasoline, power, and goods. And of course, tourist season seem to be ruined and daily life grinding to a halt. The "Russian world" in Crimea looks more like a stranded outpost than a thriving region.

⚡️⚡️⚡️BREAKING: Fuel crisis in occupied Crimea deepens after Ukrainian strikes. Thousands of cars are queued on the Crimean Bridge in both directions, with many reportedly fleeing the peninsula to mainland Russia in search of gasoline. Gas stations have halted civilian sales, with prior rationing at just 20-30 liters per purchase. Long lines, empty pumps, and black-market fuel define daily life. Ukraine's targeted strikes on refineries, depots, fuel trucks, and logistics routes (like the Novorossiya highway and Kerch crossings) have crippled supplies. Russia can't reliably resupply because key routes are destroyed or under constant threat — ferries and the bridge are restricted for fuel tankers for security reasons. Crimea is almost entirely dependent on Russia for fuel and essentials. As an occupied territory with no domestic refining capacity and severed independent logistics, it relies on mainland deliveries via vulnerable corridors. When Russia’s supply lines are hit, civilians suffer immediate shortages of gasoline, power, and goods. And of course, tourist season seem to be ruined and daily life grinding to a halt. The "Russian world" in Crimea looks more like a stranded outpost than a thriving region.

Kyrylo Shevchenko

30,456 views • 2 months ago

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

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

Anton Gerashchenko

41,421 views • 3 months ago

Russia Warned Europe About a Fuel Crisis… and Ended Up Having One Itself 💀 Russian propagandists once released a mocking video claiming that Europeans would be riding horses instead of cars by the winter of 2023. “Switch to alternative modes of transport. Fuel prices will only keep rising,” they lectured. Fast forward to 2026. Restrictions on gasoline sales are now in place across every fourth region of Russia — from Bryansk and Kursk to Khanty-Mansiysk, where around 40% of the country's oil is produced. In annexed Crimea, fuel sales were suspended altogether, while in occupied Luhansk residents are not allowed to buy more than 20 liters at a time. The prediction came true. Just not for Europe.

Russia Warned Europe About a Fuel Crisis… and Ended Up Having One Itself 💀 Russian propagandists once released a mocking video claiming that Europeans would be riding horses instead of cars by the winter of 2023. “Switch to alternative modes of transport. Fuel prices will only keep rising,” they lectured. Fast forward to 2026. Restrictions on gasoline sales are now in place across every fourth region of Russia — from Bryansk and Kursk to Khanty-Mansiysk, where around 40% of the country's oil is produced. In annexed Crimea, fuel sales were suspended altogether, while in occupied Luhansk residents are not allowed to buy more than 20 liters at a time. The prediction came true. Just not for Europe.

NEXTA

110,476 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇺🇦🔥 Ukraine signals growing pressure on Russian logistics in occupied Crimea. Commander Robert Brovdi ("Madyar") says fuel shortages are becoming increasingly apparent on the peninsula despite Russia's efforts to maintain supply lines. In a new statement, Brovdi claimed that Crimea is experiencing growing difficulties with fuel supplies, while emphasizing that Ukraine's long-range strike campaign will continue despite heavy drone losses. "All tasks of the special operation will be carried out according to your instructions, despite the significant losses of Ukrainian drones," he said, adding that the 414th Separate Assault Battalion, "Madyar's Birds," remains fully operational. Brovdi ended his message with a defiant declaration: "We will endure. Moscow will fall." The statement reflects Ukraine's continued focus on disrupting Russia's logistics and military infrastructure far behind the front line, particularly in occupied Crimea, which remains one of Moscow's most important military hubs. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🚨🇺🇦🔥 Ukraine signals growing pressure on Russian logistics in occupied Crimea. Commander Robert Brovdi ("Madyar") says fuel shortages are becoming increasingly apparent on the peninsula despite Russia's efforts to maintain supply lines. In a new statement, Brovdi claimed that Crimea is experiencing growing difficulties with fuel supplies, while emphasizing that Ukraine's long-range strike campaign will continue despite heavy drone losses. "All tasks of the special operation will be carried out according to your instructions, despite the significant losses of Ukrainian drones," he said, adding that the 414th Separate Assault Battalion, "Madyar's Birds," remains fully operational. Brovdi ended his message with a defiant declaration: "We will endure. Moscow will fall." The statement reflects Ukraine's continued focus on disrupting Russia's logistics and military infrastructure far behind the front line, particularly in occupied Crimea, which remains one of Moscow's most important military hubs. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

14,141 views • 1 month ago

❗️🇺🇦🔥🇷🇺 Ukraine’s “long-range sanctions” are beginning to bite deep into Russia’s war economy, with sustained strikes on refineries now forcing Moscow to import aviation fuel from abroad to keep aircraft and strike drones supplied. Systematic Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s refining network have significantly reduced domestic production of aviation kerosene. Moscow has now formally imposed a temporary ban on its own aviation-fuel exports and is importing foreign Jet A-1, which can be used by Russian military aviation and strike UAVs. Ukrainian military intelligence has identified the supply routes and maritime logistics involved, including tankers linked to Russia’s shadow fleet. Three such vessels have already delivered around 70,000 tonnes of Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt: ASTORIA carried nearly 11,000 tonnes from Ulsan to Vladivostok, while HANNA and CAPIBARA delivered almost 59,000 tonnes from Egypt’s El Dekheila port to St. Petersburg. This is exactly the strategic effect Kyiv has been seeking: turn repeated refinery strikes into pressure on Russia’s ability to sustain military operations. Once a major energy exporter is forced to import aviation fuel for its own war machine, the problem is no longer local damage at individual refineries. It becomes a systemic vulnerability, increasing costs, stretching logistics and exposing new maritime supply chains that Ukraine can track and pressure over time. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

❗️🇺🇦🔥🇷🇺 Ukraine’s “long-range sanctions” are beginning to bite deep into Russia’s war economy, with sustained strikes on refineries now forcing Moscow to import aviation fuel from abroad to keep aircraft and strike drones supplied. Systematic Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s refining network have significantly reduced domestic production of aviation kerosene. Moscow has now formally imposed a temporary ban on its own aviation-fuel exports and is importing foreign Jet A-1, which can be used by Russian military aviation and strike UAVs. Ukrainian military intelligence has identified the supply routes and maritime logistics involved, including tankers linked to Russia’s shadow fleet. Three such vessels have already delivered around 70,000 tonnes of Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt: ASTORIA carried nearly 11,000 tonnes from Ulsan to Vladivostok, while HANNA and CAPIBARA delivered almost 59,000 tonnes from Egypt’s El Dekheila port to St. Petersburg. This is exactly the strategic effect Kyiv has been seeking: turn repeated refinery strikes into pressure on Russia’s ability to sustain military operations. Once a major energy exporter is forced to import aviation fuel for its own war machine, the problem is no longer local damage at individual refineries. It becomes a systemic vulnerability, increasing costs, stretching logistics and exposing new maritime supply chains that Ukraine can track and pressure over time. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

47,527 views • 16 days ago

🇷🇺💰 Vladimir Putin has signaled that Russia's wartime spending will remain the government's top budget priority as Moscow prepares its next three-year financial plan. According to The Moscow Times, Putin stated that military expenditures will remain the central focus of Russia's upcoming three-year budget, underscoring the Kremlin's commitment to sustaining its war effort. 🗣️ Putin also accused Western countries of fueling what he described as a "Russophobic machine" and setting "world records" in imposing sanctions against Russia. Reiterating his message of resilience, the Russian president declared that "no one will be able to break the Russian people," portraying the conflict as a long-term struggle requiring continued national mobilization and economic commitment. The emphasis on prioritizing defense spending over the coming years suggests the Kremlin is preparing for a prolonged confrontation rather than a near-term resolution. Despite mounting economic pressure and sanctions, Moscow appears determined to allocate the resources necessary to sustain military operations while framing the conflict as an enduring strategic contest with the West. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🇷🇺💰 Vladimir Putin has signaled that Russia's wartime spending will remain the government's top budget priority as Moscow prepares its next three-year financial plan. According to The Moscow Times, Putin stated that military expenditures will remain the central focus of Russia's upcoming three-year budget, underscoring the Kremlin's commitment to sustaining its war effort. 🗣️ Putin also accused Western countries of fueling what he described as a "Russophobic machine" and setting "world records" in imposing sanctions against Russia. Reiterating his message of resilience, the Russian president declared that "no one will be able to break the Russian people," portraying the conflict as a long-term struggle requiring continued national mobilization and economic commitment. The emphasis on prioritizing defense spending over the coming years suggests the Kremlin is preparing for a prolonged confrontation rather than a near-term resolution. Despite mounting economic pressure and sanctions, Moscow appears determined to allocate the resources necessary to sustain military operations while framing the conflict as an enduring strategic contest with the West. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

24,288 views • 1 month ago

A Crimean woman recorded an emotional message to Putin: “You've ruined the peninsula!”" You promised us security and a normal life, but instead we got empty gas stations, fear, inspections, long lines, and complete uncertainty," says a resident of occupied Crimea. "They keep saying on TV that everything is under control. But if Crimea is living in survival mode, then nothing is under control anymore.Crimeans don't want reports — they want answers: why have we been abandoned?" Naive. In the "Russian world," questions like these go unanswered. And yes, Crimea may soon be left not only without fuel, but also without electricity. More than 20 power substations have already been hit.

A Crimean woman recorded an emotional message to Putin: “You've ruined the peninsula!”" You promised us security and a normal life, but instead we got empty gas stations, fear, inspections, long lines, and complete uncertainty," says a resident of occupied Crimea. "They keep saying on TV that everything is under control. But if Crimea is living in survival mode, then nothing is under control anymore.Crimeans don't want reports — they want answers: why have we been abandoned?" Naive. In the "Russian world," questions like these go unanswered. And yes, Crimea may soon be left not only without fuel, but also without electricity. More than 20 power substations have already been hit.

NEXTA

132,417 views • 2 months ago

The governor of Russia's Lipetsk region demanded that oil companies stop lying and concealing information about disruptions to fuel supplies to the region. (Comment from me: not like that will actually bring more fuel to the region). "It is unacceptable for company representatives to claim at a meeting of the regional emergency response headquarters that they are ready to supply operating gas stations with fuel, despite the overall shortage, only for residents to see the opposite just hours later: closed gas stations, no gasoline, and lines where people wait all night. If there is no fuel, the region must be told the truth. If a delivery is disrupted, that must be stated openly. If the promised volumes cannot be supplied, people should know in advance - not after they have spent the night waiting in line," Artamonov told the management of LUKOIL, Rosneft, and Gazprom Neft.

The governor of Russia's Lipetsk region demanded that oil companies stop lying and concealing information about disruptions to fuel supplies to the region. (Comment from me: not like that will actually bring more fuel to the region). "It is unacceptable for company representatives to claim at a meeting of the regional emergency response headquarters that they are ready to supply operating gas stations with fuel, despite the overall shortage, only for residents to see the opposite just hours later: closed gas stations, no gasoline, and lines where people wait all night. If there is no fuel, the region must be told the truth. If a delivery is disrupted, that must be stated openly. If the promised volumes cannot be supplied, people should know in advance - not after they have spent the night waiting in line," Artamonov told the management of LUKOIL, Rosneft, and Gazprom Neft.

Anton Gerashchenko

44,729 views • 2 months ago

Russian Telegram channels report that there is a total fuel shortage in Russia, with about 360 gas stations shutting down due to a lack of gasoline. Supply disruptions have affected the Moscow, Leningrad, Ryazan, and Nizhny Novgorod regions, among others. It is reported that the situation is felt most severely in southern Russia, where the number of gas stations has decreased by 14%, and in the temporarily occupied Crimea and Sevastopol - by nearly half. At the same time, Sergey Aksenov, so-called "head" of the Russian-occupied Crimea, called on residents of the peninsula to be patient and stated that the situation is under control and will soon be resolved, with gasoline once again becoming available. From "Kyiv in three days" to "gas shortage"...

Russian Telegram channels report that there is a total fuel shortage in Russia, with about 360 gas stations shutting down due to a lack of gasoline. Supply disruptions have affected the Moscow, Leningrad, Ryazan, and Nizhny Novgorod regions, among others. It is reported that the situation is felt most severely in southern Russia, where the number of gas stations has decreased by 14%, and in the temporarily occupied Crimea and Sevastopol - by nearly half. At the same time, Sergey Aksenov, so-called "head" of the Russian-occupied Crimea, called on residents of the peninsula to be patient and stated that the situation is under control and will soon be resolved, with gasoline once again becoming available. From "Kyiv in three days" to "gas shortage"...

Anton Gerashchenko

387,304 views • 11 months ago

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 the footage to be "found and beaten half to death". The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.

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 the footage to be "found and beaten half to death". The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.

WarTranslated

64,706 views • 2 months ago