Around 200 Gas Stations Damaged in Ukraine Due to Russian Attacks

As a result of Russian attacks on fuel infrastructure in Ukraine, approximately 200 gas stations have been damaged, leading to reduced operating hours and a temporary loss of service in hazardous areas. Sergey Kuyun, director of the consulting company "A-95," noted that gas stations have adapted to the new conditions, but their operating schedules will be changed. Losses are observed across all networks, including OKKO (4 oil depots and 8 gas stations), WOG (22 facilities), and Ukrnafta (12). The issue of fuel delivery remains unresolved, as the Russian army has targeted fuel trucks. Meanwhile, the government plans to introduce a law on minimum reserves of oil and petroleum products, despite the lack of compensation for infrastructure losses. Kuyun reminded that the market successfully survived the crises of 2022 and 2026 due to diversification and flexible logistics. At the end of June, the CEO of WOG reported that over 150 gas stations in Ukraine had burned down due to attacks within two months. Minister of Economy Alexey Sobolev stated that there is no fuel shortage for the civilian sector in Ukraine, and the market is fully supplied with resources.

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