AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel Crisis & Rationing: Russia’s fuel crunch is worsening after Ukrainian strikes on refineries and depots, with long queues and rationing spreading even in Moscow; reports also say some gas stations are prioritizing “government” users, using passwords or special cards, while prices and frustration rise. Energy Trade Shifts: To patch the gap, Russia is reportedly importing jet fuel via traders from Japan (loading in Chiba, routing through South Korea) and buying Indian-origin gasoline—Nayara Energy shipments reportedly reaching Russia as direct sales are denied but trader-led flows are acknowledged. Deep-Strikes Escalation: Ukraine says its drone forces have boosted deep strikes inside Russia by 1,150% since January, targeting fuel-and-energy and military-industrial sites. War & Civilian Impact: Russia and Ukraine traded overnight drone and missile accusations, with strikes reported across Russian border regions and multiple Ukrainian oblasts, including injuries to children. Nord Stream Legal Fallout: Moscow points to Germany’s indictment over Nord Stream sabotage as proof of Kyiv’s role, arguing EU accession debates should factor the case. Sanctions & Diplomacy: Bulgaria plans reservations on the EU’s 21st sanctions package against Russia, while the UK announced a new sanctions push targeting Russia’s shadow-fleet maritime trade. Business Watch: Moscow’s Technopolis SEZ pharma residents reportedly increased investment in early 2026, while Russia’s vehicle market rose 12% in the first half as sales climbed.
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