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As Russia’s fuel crisis spirals out of control, panic is spreading across the country. Long lines at gas stations are becoming the new normal, shortages are worsening by the day, and in some regions motorists are paying the equivalent of nearly $8 per gallon. Fuel thefts are reportedly exploding as desperate Russians steal gasoline and diesel to resell online, while the Kremlin attempts to contain public anger by restricting internet access and limiting discussion of the crisis. The situation is now spreading far beyond drivers. Farmers in Siberia warn they cannot secure enough fuel for tractors and harvest equipment, raising fears that Russia's agricultural sector could soon face serious disruption. At the same time, Russian refining output in May fell more than 20% compared to the previous year, reflecting the growing impact of Ukrainian strikes on refineries, fuel depots, pipelines, and logistics infrastructure. New satellite imagery appears to confirm catastrophic damage at Moscow's major refinery, while another important fuel facility in Krasnodar has also been heavily damaged. Ukraine continues extending the reach of its campaign, reportedly striking targets as far away as Tyumen, roughly 2,000 kilometers from Ukrainian territory. Overnight operations by Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces targeted additional logistics hubs, fuel facilities, tankers, and military infrastructure across Russia. Meanwhile, St. Petersburg has begun installing concrete drone shelters in public areas as fears of Ukrainian strikes spread deeper into the Russian heartland. In Penza, reports of forced mobilization are triggering public outrage, with residents attempting to resist military recruitment raids. Economic decline is becoming increasingly visible as well, with shopping centers and businesses across parts of Russia facing collapsing consumer demand. On the geopolitical front, tensions are rising between Kyiv and Minsk. President Zelenskyy has issued a direct warning to Belarus over continued cooperation with Russia, while Russian military bloggers openly discuss the possibility that Moscow could lose influence over one of its last remaining allies. In Washington, new legislation aimed at seizing Russian assets for Ukraine has been introduced in the U.S. Senate, increasing pressure on the Kremlin. We also examine President Trump's latest comments on the war, Politico's rejection of an op-ed submitted by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, reports regarding the capture of a relative of former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, and even a famous 1990s Russian song whose lyrics seem to perfectly capture Russia's recurring cycles of shortages, crisis, and desperation.

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