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Putin told his cabinet that Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries are having no effect on the war. He said this at a meeting called to address the fuel crisis those strikes helped create.

President Putin downplays the strategic impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries despite an emerging fuel crisis.

By · Published June 25, 2026  00:03 UTC · Updated July 7, 2026  13:12 UTC

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Putin stated that Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries were not affecting the war, though he convened a meeting to address the resulting fuel crisis. He characterized the infrastructure attacks as attempts to destabilize Russia and ordered that the consequences of strikes on Crimea be reduced to zero.

Epilogue added 97d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Primary Driver: President Putin downplays the strategic impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries despite an emerging fuel crisis.
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Vladimir Putin has informed his cabinet that Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries are not affecting the course of the war. These comments were made during a meeting convened to address a fuel crisis resulting from those strikes.

Putin has further characterized the infrastructure attacks as attempts to destabilize Russia. Coverage from Meduza, Reuters, and The Guardian emphasizes the scale of the threat, with Putin acknowledging a "huge stream" or "huge flow" of Ukrainian drones.

Reports from The Kyiv Independent and Українська правда note this is Putin's first comment on the strikes since attacks on Moscow, with the Russian leader ordering that the consequences of strikes on Crimea be "reduced to zero." Attention now turns to the stability of Russia's energy infrastructure and the ongoing drone campaign. Additionally, coverage from Kyiv Post highlights a warning from Poland regarding the possibility of a false-flag attack as a pretext for further escalation.

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What was the purpose of the cabinet meeting?

The meeting was called to address the fuel crisis created by Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries.

How has Putin described the Ukrainian drone campaign?

He has referred to it as a "huge flow" or "huge stream" of drones.

What is Poland's current concern regarding the situation?

Poland has warned that Putin may stage a false-flag attack, citing tactics used by Nazis in 1939, as a pretext for escalation.

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