A Ukrainian drone strike has significantly impacted Russia's fuel supply, disabling a key LPG plant located 2,200 kilometers from the front lines. The attack targeted the plant’s entry unit, causing an indefinite shutdown of 40% of Russia’s LPG production capacity. As a consequence, sixteen Russian regions have reinstated fuel rationing measures. This disruption adds to existing challenges within Russia’s energy sector, potentially impacting both industrial and consumer needs. Ukrainian sources have confirmed the strike, underlining their capacity to reach deep into Russian territory. The extent of the damage and the timeframe for restoring production remain unclear, raising concerns about a prolonged fuel shortage. This attack demonstrates a shift in Ukrainian strategy, targeting critical infrastructure further from the immediate conflict zone.