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"We need to be prepared for any situation," Putin responded to a question about whether Russians should get used to constant fuel shortages

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"And only our preparedness will help those who want to harm us understand that it's best not to do so," the Russian president...

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, when asked whether he should get used to fuel shortages, said that Russians "must be prepared for anything." At the same time, speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum (REF), he ruled out the possibility of announcing a new wave of mobilization and freezing of residents' deposits now.

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Russia's Fuel Crisis Is Growing. Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have exacerbated the fuel crisis in the aggressor country. Authorities have begun calling on Russians to prepare for a prolonged gasoline shortage. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a statement by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin at the Eastern Economic Forum, as reported by The Moscow Times. Putin urged Russians to prepare. The dictator acknowledged that the authorit…

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated at the Eastern Economic Forum that the development of air defence systems and large-scale retaliatory attacks on the enemy would help to overcome fuel shortages. Russian President Vladimir Putin has identified two ways to counter fuel shortages against the background of the U.S.S. attacks on Russia's energy facilities, transmitting RIA News. At the plenary meeting of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivost…

It has been 54 months since the start of the war in Ukraine. During this period, things on the front have gradually reached a state of slow Russian progress. In Donbass ...

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Russian citizens should be prepared for a permanent shortage of petrol, due to Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, writes The Moscow Times, which quotes President Vl...

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Life.ru broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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