Residents of Russia’s Penza are getting into mass brawls in gas station queues for the right to fill up. Similar scenes are becoming common across Russia during the fuel crisis, often triggered by drivers taking too much gasoline despite limits or cutting the line.

Destroyed Russian MT-LB fitted with a North Korean Type 75 MLRS, or more precisely, part of one.

The moment of the Ukrainian strike on a Russian vessel in the Sea of ​​Azov filmed by the crew of another ship.

Russian ship in the Sea of ​​Azov smokes heavily after encounter with a Ukrainian strike drone

🔥🚢Three burning Russian vessels in the Sea of ​​Azov in one frame.

Foreign sailors film several Russian vessels burning in the Sea of Azov after a series of Ukrainian drone strikes.

🔥🚢Clear footage of the aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on one of the Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov.

A Russian vessel burning after a Ukrainian drone strike at the entrance of the Kerch Channel in the Sea of Azov.

The aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on the bow of one of the tankers in the Sea of Azov.

Clear footage of a recent Ukrainian FP-1 drone strike on Russia’s seaport in Azov, Rostov region.

Ukrainian drones taking a break between combat missions.

Airstrike on a building with a Russian assault group by a Ukrainian Su-27

The vehicle you helped us deliver to a HUR unit during our last @69thsb.bsky.social campaign on its way to the front in Ukraine.

Video of Ukrainian drone strikes on the Russian port of Azov, Rostov Oblast, filmed by foreign sailors a few days ago

The K-2 drone operators making roads around occupied Yenakiieve deadly for Russian military traffic.

People on a beach in Odesa region watch as a Russian Shahed is intercepted near the coast.

Russian assault infantry on a motorcycle blows up on a mine shortly after resuming their ride

A Russian mobile fire group gunner tries to repel a drone attack on a military site, but fails to stop the strike.

Fuel prices in Yalta hit 450 rubles per liter, or about $5.87, compared to Russia’s pre-crisis baseline of around 67 to 70 rubles per liter. A driver shows a receipt for 43.82 liters of AI-100 gasoline: 19,719 rubles total, around $257. The 500-ruble benchmark is getting closer.

Russian mobile fire group training goes wrong while using a YakB-12.7 rotary machine gun developed for a Mi-24 helicopter mount (Full version, no watermarks)

Russian mobile fire group training goes wrong while using a YakB-12.7 rotary machine gun originally built for Mi-24 helicopters.

Intercepted Russian Shahed falls into the sea off the Odesa coast.

Ukrainian interceptor drone takes down a Russian Shahed near the Odesa coast before it reaches a crowded beach.

Ukrainian interceptor drone flies close beside a Russian Shahed over a crowded beach in Karolino-Buhaz, Odesa region. The operator holds fire because Russia sent the Shahed along the shoreline packed with civilians, waiting until it reaches a safer area to shoot it down.

Fuel queue in Yalta to purchase gasoline for 330 rubles per liter, about $4.31. For comparison, Russia’s average AI-95 price in early January 2026 was 67.5 rubles per liter. That makes Yalta’s current price roughly 5 times higher than the pre-crisis Russian baseline.

🔥🛢️View of Syzran oil refinery with multiple fire points after today’s Ukrainian drone attack. 800km from the frontline. The Rosneft-owned plant has an annual processing capacity of around 8.5 million tons of oil.

Large clouds of black smoke rise over Syzran after an attack on the oil refinery.

Moro photos os Syzran oil refinery during today’s attack

Syzran oil refinery is on fire as additional drones fly toward the plant through thick smoke.

Drone operators of Azov struck a Russian fuel storage and distribution base in occupied Novoamvrosiivske, targeting supplies used by Russian forces.

🔥🛢️Russia’s Syzran oil refinery in Samara region was attacked again. The Rosneft-owned plant processes around 8.5 million tons of oil per year.

🔥🚢USF drones hit 14 Russian shadow-fleet vessels overnight on July 12 — 10 tankers and 4 ferries. Over the week of July 6–12, the total rose to 90 Russian vessels struck, with a tanker, tug, dry cargo ship or special-purpose craft hit on average every 112 minutes.

One of the tankers hit by Ukrainian drones in the Sea of Azov.

Locals watch from the coast of the Sea of ​​Azov as Ukrainian drones strike Russian tankers.

FP-2 drone strikes on a Russian base on Donetsk region.

Moment of the FP-1/FP-2 drone strike on a Russian sea port

Video from one of the Russian ships during Ukrainian drone strikes in the Sea of ​​Azov.

View from the shore on one of the targeted Russian ships

Fuel crisis logic in Russia: a woman borrowed her friend’s disabled child to skip the gas station queue and is now proudly posting about it on social media.

🔥🚢USF drones hunted down 28 Russian shadow-fleet vessels in the Sea of Azov overnight on July 11. The tally includes 21 tankers, 4 tugs, 2 dry cargo ships and one special-purpose vessel. Total over six days: 76 Russian vessels struck from July 6–11.

21 Russian tankers, 4 tugs, 2 dry cargo ships and a dredger were hit in the Sea of Azov overnight on July 11.

🔥🛢️Ilsky refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar region was targeted yesterday. The plant processes around 6.6 million tons of oil per year. It is export-oriented and sits near key Black Sea routes — Novorossiysk, Tuapse and Taman.

According to USF statistics, they hit 28 Russian ships tonight. 76 in the last 6 days.

Ukrainian UJ-26 Bober strike drone somewhere over Russia.

It appears that the Russians have begun to cover their tankers in the Sea of ​​Azov with anti-drone nets.

🔥🚢USF drones hunted down 13 more Russian shadow-fleet vessels near Crimea overnight on July 10. 10 tankers, one dry cargo ship, one ferry and one sea tug. Over five days, 48 Russian vessels have now been struck

A Russian mobile air-defense group serviceman with a machine gun runs away the moment a RAM-2X strike drone approaches.

RAM-2X loitering munition strike on a Russian armoured vehicle all the way on the Arabat Spit, 122km from the frontline. (46.1449917, 34.8092489)

New day, new strikes: 12 more Russian tankers were hit today, according to USF statistics. 48 vessels in the last five days.

Ukrainian farmer poses with a Russian Shahed drone that crashed in his field.