Russian fuel prices climb as refinery attacks continue

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Retail fuel prices in Russia have risen following drone attacks on oil refineries, causing gasoline shortages and the largest weekly price increase in at least two decades.

Retail fuel prices in Russia increased last week as drone strikes on oil refineries created gasoline shortages across the country, according to Federal Statistics Service data released Wednesday. Average gasoline prices rose 1.7% during June 23-29 to 72.38 rubles ($0.93) per liter. This follows the largest weekly increase in at least 20 years recorded the ...