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Ukraine strikes Crimea fuel infrastructure

21 Jun 2026 – 5 Jul 2026 · 4 chapters · 7 updates

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Chapter 1Ukraine strikes Crimea fuel infrastructure

  1. 21 Jun

    Russian authorities halt civilian fuel sales across Crimea after Ukrainian drone strikes damage oil facilities and block the Kerch Bridge, reserving fuel for government services.

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Chapter 2State of emergency in occupied Crimea

  1. 26 Jun

    Authorities declare a state of emergency in occupied Crimea, cutting power to 1.6 million residents after drone strikes hit energy infrastructure.

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Chapter 3Ukraine drones strike Russian refineries

  1. 28 Jun

    Drones strike the Slavyansk oil refinery in Krasnodar, halting operations and killing one person after falling debris ignited a pipeline.

    No source was given for this update.

  2. Kills one person and ignites a fire at the Slavyansk-na-Kubani oil refinery after a Ukrainian drone strike damages power lines in the Krasnodar region.

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  3. Hit two Russian oil refineries overnight as Kyiv launches drone strikes against facilities in Krasnodar and Yaroslavl.

    No source was given for this update.

  4. Putin calls emergency meeting as drone strikes on Krasnodar and Yaroslavl refineries trigger fuel rationing and export bans.

    No source was given for this update.

Chapter 7Russia rejects long-range strike halt

  1. 29 Jun

    Putin rejects Ukraine's proposal to halt deep strikes, demanding Ukrainian forces withdraw from the Donbas region as a precondition for peace.

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Articles in this story

  1. Occupied Crimea halts all public fuel sales as Ukrainian strikes knock out Russian refineries
  2. Ukraine hits Crimea oil and gas infrastructure, fuel sales halted across peninsula
  3. Russian occupation authorities declare state of emergency in Crimea after weeks of Ukrainian strikes
  4. Putin admits fuel crisis as Russia considers allowing lower-quality fuel after Ukraine refinery strikes
  5. Putin rejects Ukraine's mutual long-range strike halt proposal, demands Donbas withdrawal

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Al Jazeera, AP, BBC, Bloomberg, CBS News, Deutsche Welle, kyivindependent.com, N-tv, RBC Ukraine, Reuters, straitstimes.com