Criza de combustibil paralizează armata rusă pe front

The fuel crisis in Russia, worsened by Ukrainian attacks, is impacting the military on the front lines. Soldiers report significant shortages of gasoline and diesel, forcing them to pay out of pocket for fuel. Supplies have decreased by about 30%, affecting both combat vehicles and transport trucks. In some areas, soldiers receive as little as 10 to 15 liters of fuel daily, leading to logistical challenges. The black market for fuel has emerged, with prices soaring. Volunteers and military bloggers are raising alarms about the situation, as it hampers the delivery of supplies to troops. The Russian government is attempting to stabilize the situation through redirected fuel supplies and increased imports from Belarus and India.