Russian fuel stations see long queues of vehicles as drivers report shortages or disruptions following a wave of Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, according to multiple reports. The outlets describe queues stretching back along roads and indicate that local authorities bring in guards to help manage crowding and maintain order at filling stations. The Ukrainian strikes are presented in the reporting as part of an effort to pressure Russia to agree to peace with Ukraine by targeting refining capacity and affecting the availability of fuel. Both sources attribute the emerging congestion to the downstream impact of the refinery attacks, linking motorists’ experiences at pumps to wider disruptions in the fuel supply chain. The reports do not provide independent measurements of fuel levels or quantify the scale of shortages, but they consistently portray a growing public response at petrol stations. Overall, the coverage centers on operational and public-order measures as motorists attempt to secure fuel amid uncertainty after the refinery incidents.