Russia has begun to actively attack frontline gas stations: is there a threat of fuel shortage?

Russian troops have intensified attacks on gas stations in frontline regions of Ukraine. Despite the attacks, no fuel shortage is expected for the population.

This was announced by Advisor to the Minister of Defense of Ukraine, Serhiy “Flash” Beskrestnov.

“Flash” stated that in response to Ukrainian attacks on Russian logistics, the Russian Federation, in his assessment, is trying to destroy all front-line gas stations.

According to him, Russian troops use Shahed drones, as well as other winged and rotor-type drones, to strike at Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Sumy regions.

Beskrestnov noted that civilian gas stations do not affect military fuel supplies, and the purpose of such attacks is to terrorize the civilian population.

“Will residents be left without gasoline? Of course not. After all, we, Ukrainians, will find ways to organize logistics, distribution and sale of fuel and refuel,” said Serhiy Beskrestnov.

We will remind you that Russian occupiers attacked two gas stations in the Kharkiv region with drones , one person was injured, and five cars were damaged.

It was previously reported that Russian troops again attacked gas stations in Sumy . 3 people were injured in the attack and are receiving necessary medical assistance.

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