Several Russian regions are easing fuel sales restrictions implemented after Ukrainian attacks targeted Russian oil refineries, causing widespread fuel shortages across the country. Vice Premier Alexander Novak stated over the weekend, according to TASS, that a number of refineries have resumed operations, contributing to a stabilizing fuel situation. The restrictions were put in place to manage dwindling supplies following the attacks on refining capacity. While the situation remains fragile, the partial lifting of restrictions suggests a degree of recovery in fuel production. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to impact Russia’s energy infrastructure and domestic fuel markets. Further stabilization will depend on continued refinery output and the absence of additional disruptions.