An Instagram post claims that Ukraine is striking Russian oil refineries and fuel infrastructure, causing queues at gas stations as the war enters its fifth year. The claim has not been independently verified.
An Instagram post circulating Sunday morning claims that Ukraine is striking Russian oil refineries and fuel industry infrastructure, prompting queues at gas stations among Russian citizens. The post, shared on the platform, states: '5 years to the war - and Ukraine strikes back: targeting oil refineries and Russia's fuel industry. And the Russian citizens? They are queuing at gas stations.' The specific locations and timing of the strikes were not detailed. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure. Those reports have documented strikes on refineries in Moscow, Tatarstan, Siberia, and other regions. The current post does not provide independent verification, and the details remain unconfirmed.
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