Ukrainian military say a series of attacks targeted oil storage facilities in Crimea overnight

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Ukrainian military say a series of attacks targeted oil storage facilities in Crimea overnight

Units of the Special Operations Forces reported a drone attack on the Semikolodezyanskaya oil depot in the settlement of Edi-Kuyu. It is claimed that the oil depot is used as a transshipment point for storing and transporting fuel for the needs of the Russian army.

In addition, an oil terminal in Feodosia came under attack. The military said the Russian authorities use this complex to supply the annexed Crimea with fuel in case of an emergency on the peninsula.

🔵On June 4, the free sale of gasoline on the peninsula was completely banned. Fuel is being sold by vouchers, 20 liters per person.

🔵Crimea has faced an acute fuel shortage because of Ukrainian drone attacks, which since May 22 have effectively controlled the federal highway R-280 Novorossiya, the only overland route for fuel supplies from Rostov region to the peninsula.

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The Peninsula Got Vouchers Instead of Supply

After strikes on oil depots, Crimea rations gasoline by vouchers.

The ban did the work again.