In response to a series of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian oil infrastructure, civilian gasoline sales in Russian-occupied Crimea have been completely halted. The attacks have reportedly resulted in significant casualties, with at least five individuals killed and dozens injured. As a precautionary measure, local authorities have suspended all fuel sales to civilians, leading to a logistical crisis characterized by widespread shortages. Additionally, parts of Crimea have experienced power outages, with electricity and water services disrupted. Reports suggest that the Russian military is resorting to disguising fuel trucks as milk tankers to evade drone detection while attempting to maintain supply lines.