Russia restricted fuel sales after Ukraine's attack on the Kapotnia refinery

Following a nighttime drone attack by Ukrainian forces against the Kapotnia refinery situated in the southeast of the Russian capital, Russian authorities limited gasoline sales to 30 liters per vehicle at Gazprom Neft stations in Moscow. This measure halved the previous maximum limit of 60 liters per vehicle.

Simultaneously, the large-scale nighttime drone strikes launched by Kiev against the Moscow region resulted in three fatalities, according to local authorities. The death toll was confirmed by the governor of the Moscow region, Andréi Vorobiov, amid ongoing regional security impacts from the attacks.