Multiple reports describe disruptions at fuel stations in Russia amid nationwide fuel shortages. Drivers face long waits, with some reporting hours-long queues for petrol as supplies tighten following damage to parts of the country’s oil infrastructure. The Daily Mail attributes the shortages to attacks connected to the war in Ukraine, saying strikes target Russian oil refineries and tanker shipping, reducing the flow of fuel. In at least one reported incident, a confrontation at a petrol station escalates into physical altercations, including footage described as a man’s shirt being ripped off during a brawl. The accounts characterize the environment as tense and fuel-focused, with motorists frustrated by the delays and competition for limited supplies. Across the coverage, the central themes are strained distribution of fuel and disorder at retail outlets during the shortages.