Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries trigger fuel crisis in Mongolia

Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries, combined with high seasonal demand inside Russia, have triggered a deep fuel crisis in Mongolia, which is entirely dependent on Russian fuel imports. The country is experiencing shortages of petrol and diesel, with prices spiking sharply and authorities forced to impose sales limits. The ripple effect illustrates how Ukraine's strikes are disrupting Russia's energy exports to neighbouring states.

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