According to the Financial Times, more than 200 gas stations have been destroyed in Ukraine since the start of the full-scale war. This is a significant blow to the country's fuel infrastructure.

The Kharkiv region has been the hardest hit, with at least 80 gas stations lost, according to local authorities. The Zaporizhzhia region has also reported the destruction of over 30 fuel infrastructure facilities.

These events occurred during a 40-day operation by President Zelensky to force the Kremlin to make peace, which was supposed to isolate Crimea and paralyze the Russian energy sector. However, the stated goals were not achieved, and Ukraine received new strikes and a crisis.

Consequences of the War

The destruction of gas stations and fuel infrastructure facilities can have serious consequences for Ukraine's economy and population. This can lead to a shortage of fuel, rising prices, and a decline in living standards.