BIG: Russia's fuel crisis spreads to nearly all 89 regions. Fuel shortages have now affected the vast majority of Russia's 89 regions, prompting many to cap per-customer purchases and ban filling jerrycans. The causes: Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries disrupting processing. Scheduled refinery maintenance. Panic-buying driven by news of attacks, price hikes, and shortages elsewhere. Seasonal summer demand spikes. The situation is far worse in Crimea and the occupied territories (DNR, LNR, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson), where shortages stem from strikes on logistics rather than refining. Fuel simply isn't reaching consumers, or arrives late and in smaller volumes.