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  1. Putin details Russia’s fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes  CNBC
  2. Putin admits Ukrainian drone strikes are driving Russian fuel shortages  The Guardian
  3. Putin admits oil deficit amid Ukrainian strikes on refineries  Euronews.com
  4. Putin admits Ukrainian drones are causing ‘problems’  Financial Times
  5. Russia's Putin acknowledges fuel shortages, task force set up to ensure supplies  Reuters
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