Amid ongoing conflict with Ukraine, Russia is grappling with a significant fuel crisis, driven by unprecedented drone attacks on its energy infrastructure. Long lines for gasoline have become a common sight, with reports of individuals waiting up to 39 hours for fuel. In a rare admission, President Putin acknowledged the oil deficit caused by these strikes, as Russia resorts to importing gasoline from India and seeking North Asian jet fuel to address shortages. As frustration grows among the Russian populace, fights have erupted at gas stations and some locations are experiencing complete fuel shortages. Amid this turmoil, Putin continues to ramp up attacks on Ukraine, raising concerns about the impact of fuel shortages on both civilian life and military operations in Russia.