Ukraina Gempur Kilang Minyak Rusia, Vladimir Putin Akui Negaranya Alami Kelangkaan BBM

Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUN-VIDEO.COM - Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that his country is experiencing a fuel shortage. This shortage was triggered by a series of Ukrainian attacks that hit Russia's energy infrastructure. The war between Russia and Ukraine has now entered its fourth year. Putin acknowledged that the attacks have impacted the national energy supply. However, Putin emphasized that the situation remains under control. According to Putin, the fuel shortage has not yet reached a critical level. The greatest impact was felt in the Crimean Peninsula. Local authorities even declared a state of emergency due to the fuel crisis and power outages on Friday (June 26). The disruption was triggered by damage to distribution lines and oil depots due to the Ukrainian attacks. In response, Russia is strengthening its air defense system. The local government is also working to secure energy supply lines to the affected areas. Given members of the United Russia Party, Putin promised to maintain national security. He assured the government that it would respond to any threats that arose. Putin was also optimistic that Russia would be able to counter attacks on critical facilities. This statement came after Ukrainian drones attacked the Krasnodar region. The attack killed one person and set fire to an oil refinery. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed responsibility for the operation. According to Zelensky, his forces successfully struck an oil refinery in Krasnodar. In a post on X on Sunday (June 28), Zelensky revealed several targets his forces had successfully hit. Ukraine also claimed to have attacked an oil refinery in the Yaroslavl region. In addition to these two locations, last week the Ukrainian attack also sparked a large fire at an oil refinery near Moscow. Thick black smoke blanketed the outskirts of the Russian capital. Kyiv described the attack as retaliation for Russia's continued attacks on Ukrainian territory and energy infrastructure since the war began. (*) Source: https://www.kompas.com/global/read/20.... Membership: https://kmp.im/plus6 Download the app: https://kmp.im/app6 #UkraineRussia #OilRefineries #VladimirPutin #FuelScarcity #Update2026 #WorldNews #GlobalConflict #InternationalNews #ImpactsOfWar #Geopolitics