1-4 - Saratov Oil Refinery. Three fire hotspots. "CyberBoroshno" geolocated the strikes...
1-4 - Saratov Oil Refinery. Three fire hotspots. "CyberBoroshno" geolocated the strikes: the AVT-6 unit and two tanks are burning. This is the eighth successful strike on the Saratov refinery; the previous hit was in March. 750 km from Ukraine.
5-6 - "Lazarevo" LPDS, Kirov Region, two tanks are burning. 1200 km from Ukraine.
+7 (on the night of May 29) - Volgograd Oil Refinery, aka "Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka." According to Supernova+, the AVT unit was burning. 500+ km from territory controlled by Ukraine. Successfully struck for the eighth time. The previous hit was in February.
+8 (May 29) - Yaroslavl-3 oil pumping station, Semibratovo. 700 km from Ukraine. Struck for the second time; it was previously hit on May 20.
+Yesterday Feodosia, oil depot.
+At night Matveyev Kurgan, oil depot.
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This is only part of the strikes; I am giving the largest-scale ones.
You can see the consequences yourselves: in Crimea, AI-95 is already on coupons, and in Sevastopol AI-92 is now also on coupons. A shortage has also begun in the other occupied territories. Next, in theory, the shortage should reach the Far East, Primorye; that is how it was last year. The peak of the shortage is August. But last year's strikes are disproportionate to the current ones. In addition, the Russian government is discussing a ban on exports of diesel fuel and aviation kerosene.
Strikes End at the Coupon Counter
After repeated strikes, gasoline in Crimea is already rationed by coupons.
Bans are discussed faster than refineries are protected.