Ukraine's drone attacks are causing fuel shortages in Crimea, Putin admits

Ukraine has been launching repeated drone attacks on fuel storage and power facilities in Crimea, the Russian-controlled peninsula. The strikes are working: Russia's leader Vladimir Putin admitted on June 29 that attacks were "creating problems," and officials stopped selling gasoline to civilians in mid-June. Though Putin downplayed the damage, his public acknowledgment shows the campaign is genuinely hurting Russia's ability to supply the region.