Russian air strikes injure six people in Ukraine overnight Tuesday, local authorities say. The reports say the attacks follow a Ukrainian strike on a facility in Russia’s border Voronezh region that produces electronics for missiles, which Russian sources say killed five people on Monday.
Separately, multiple outlets describe an ongoing fuel crisis that is deepening within Russia and spreading beyond previously affected regions. One report links the crisis’s progression from Russia-annexed Crimea to areas in Russia’s central and eastern parts, while another says it has also reached Siberian regions including Novosibirsk and Omsk, near the border with Kazakhstan.
The articles do not provide detailed figures on fuel shortages beyond the geographic spread, nor do they specify the causes of the fuel disruptions. Taken together, the coverage portrays continuing military activity alongside widening infrastructure and supply challenges inside Russia, with effects extending across multiple federal districts.
