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Mageia 10 keeps the 32-bit Linux flame alive
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Kyiv Post
· Jun 24, 2026
Moscow Refinery Knocked Offline Until 2027 After Drone Strikes – Sources Say
Moscow’s largest fuel refinery is expected to remain offline until early 2027 after repeated Ukrainian drone strikes, two industry sources say. The attacks damaged key processing units at the Gazprom Neft-owned plant, which supplies most of the capital’s fuel.
Fortune
· Jul 4, 2026
Russia’s fuel crisis is so bad that a mom and her baby waited in line for 18 hours to get gas — ‘Are we in the Soviet Union?’
Energy analysts have estimated that 25 or more of Russia’s oil refining capacity has been taken offline by Ukraine's drone attacks.
The Independent
· Jul 8, 2026
How Ukraine’s devastating drone attacks triggered Russia’s fuel shortage crisis
Ukraine’s persistent drone attacks have crippled Russian oil refineries across the country
The Kyiv Independent
· Jul 8, 2026
As Ukrainian drone strikes cripple Russia’s fuel supply, Moscow faces 'one crisis after another'
Russia's Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery had just restarted operations when Ukrainian drones hit it again. The facility — the fourth-largest oil refinery and the second-largest producer of gasoline in the country — had been struck by Ukraine on June 24, forcing operations to shut down. On July 2, Ukrainian drones
The Eastern Herald
· Jul 10, 2026
Ukrainian Drones Strike Ilsky Refinery in Krasnodar, Moscow Imposes Diesel Export Ban
Ukrainian drones struck the Ilsky oil refinery for the 17th time Thursday, igniting fires across Krasnodar as part of a 376-UAV assault. Moscow's diesel export ban through July's end signals Ukraine's energy campaign has crossed from disruption into supply crisis.
Caucasian Knot
· Jul 3, 2026
The fuel problems have worsened in Novorossiysk and Gelendzhik.
In Novorossiysk, gasoline is completely absent at gas stations, while in Gelendzhik, AI-95 is available at only three stations, authorities reported.
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Related coverage for "Mageia 10 keeps the 32-bit Linux flame alive": Kyiv Post — Moscow Refinery Knocked Offline Until 2027 After Drone Strikes – Sources Say. Fortune — Russia’s fuel crisis is so bad that a mom and her baby waited in line for 18 hours to get gas — ‘Are we in the Soviet Union?’. The Independent — How Ukraine’s devastating drone attacks triggered Russia’s fuel shortage crisis. The Kyiv Independent — As Ukrainian drone strikes cripple Russia’s fuel supply, Moscow faces 'one crisis after another'. The Eastern Herald — Ukrainian Drones Strike Ilsky Refinery in Krasnodar, Moscow Imposes Diesel Export Ban. Caucasian Knot — The fuel problems have worsened in Novorossiysk and Gelendzhik.