Increasing drone strikes deep in Russia angered public and sparked wave of protests against Kremlin

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According to the report, Russians, who until now have accepted Putin's "SVO" as a distant conflict that has nothing to do with them, are beginning to feel its effects firsthand. And they know that winter is approaching. More Russians are facing difficulties finding gasoline. In many regions, sales are limited to 20 liters per customer. One regional chain is now reportedly selling gasoline only to commercial customers with fleet fuel cards. Furthermore, gas stations have banned customers from filling up canisters, Forbes reports. All this angers the Russian people. The limited sale of fuel increases public protests. This means that the Ukrainian drones are creating a wave of protests against the authorities in Russia.

The report also stated that many gas stations in occupied Crimea are currently closed, and those still open sell only diesel fuel. In the Nizhny Novgorod region, school buses are unable to pick up children due to a fuel shortage, although regional authorities deny any disruptions. "New shipments of gasoline will arrive in the coming days, enough to meet the population's needs until October 12," said Alexey Maslov, head of the Vanino District in Khabarovsk Krai.

After October 12, when shall the Russians get gasoline? The people understand their struggles caused by the war. They have to oust Putin.