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Ukrainian drone strikes have forced three of Russia's six largest diesel producers to halt or sharply cut output, Reuters reported, contributing to fuel shortages that led Russia's Leningrad region to impose a 30-liter fuel purchase limit per fill-up as roughly one in five small refineries face disruption. The strikes have also hit various industrial sites as part of Ukraine's broader campaign to degrade Russian energy infrastructure. Meduza reported that Rosneft's refineries in Syzran and Saratov have fully halted operations following Ukrainian drone attacks, citing Reuters sources. The shutdowns underscore the growing impact of Ukraine's long-range strike campaign on Russia's domestic fuel supply chain ahead of the winter season.