In the Republic of Crimea, leader Sergey Aksyonov has suspended civilian gasoline sales amid long-range strikes targeting energy infrastructure.
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Updated Jun 21
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In the Republic of Crimea, leader Sergey Aksyonov has suspended civilian gasoline sales amid long-range strikes targeting energy infrastructure.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Crimean leader Aksyonov suspends civilian gasoline sales amid long-range strikes on energy infrastructure.1 source
Escalation: Ukrainian strikes on oil facilities in Krasnodar are underway, linked to Aksyonov's controlled sales in occupied Crimea.1 source
Ukrainian strikes hit a Crimean oil depot; Aksyonov appointed head of occupied territory.1 source
Aksyonov appointed head of Crimea amid strikes on energy infrastructure.1 source
Ukraine uses long-range sanctions against Crimea, with Zelenskyy framing the attacks as such.1 source
Zelenskyy adds context to the strikes on Crimean fuel infrastructure, while Aksyonov announces sales suspension.1 source
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Republic of Crimea
short-lived state on the Crimean Peninsula in 2014
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Sergey Aksyonov
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