Russia is facing a severe fuel crisis, with reports indicating that more than 70% of gas stations have run out of petrol. The shortages have led to long queues at stations, particularly in Moscow, where restrictions on gasoline sales have been reimposed. The crisis has deepened due to Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian oil refineries, which has significantly strained supply. In response, the Russian government is attempting to import gasoline from Asia, but high prices and logistics challenges are complicating matters. In an unusual move, authorities have started fining citizens for complaining about the shortages, and several arrests have been made for public dissent. As frustration grows among drivers, the economic impact is visible, with motor oil prices spiking and logistics costs increasing by 50%. The situation raises concerns about the stability of fuel supplies as Moscow scrambles to manage the crisis.