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The head of the community warned of a fuel shortage risk in Poltava region communities due to Russian strikes on fuel infrastructure.
Due to the strikes of Russian drones, gas stations were destroyed in the Opishnia community of Poltava region. This was reported by the head of the Opishnia community, Mykola Riznyk.
Four private homes were also damaged.
Riznyk also stated the risk of a fuel deficit in Poltava region communities due to Russian strikes on fuel infrastructure.
According to him, the Opishnia community has already created a fuel stock for communal enterprises. It will be used to operate generators, collect and remove garbage, and for other needs.
"We, in turn, anticipated this scenario, stocked up a certain amount of fuel, a material reserve for communal enterprises, but how long this will last is unclear, to haul away garbage, to ensure the operation of generators," Riznyk noted.
He added that the community has decentralized fuel stocks. Now it will likely need to be replenished at the regional center.
According to Riznyk, the community is also continuing to build shelters and prepare alternative energy sources.
As a reminder, Russians struck a gas station with a drone in Zaporizhzhia. Three women were injured there.
In Kryvyi Rih region, gas stations were attacked, civilians were killed.
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