Russia is taking action to reduce the demand for gasoline, one engine at a time.

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Most of russia is already in range

European Russia is in range (and the majority of the population and industry), but assuming the Omsk attack is about the current outer edge of Ukraine's strike range, most of Russia is still out of range. The country is like 9000km east to west, just unreasonably huge.

So, they didn't detect anything until the drones were almost there and scrambled to respond with the only thing around - a shiny new Su-57 being kept safely away from combat?

TBH these kinds of small, relatively slow moving and low flying targets are a terrible match for jet fighters so it's not a surprise they didn't stop most of the drones. I think we'd see other modern fighters struggle against them, too, especially without radar support from the AA batteries they're using to protect Moscow, Kerch, and Valdai.

Ukraine should make this situation fairer by taking out the rest of Russia's refining capacity.

ok, but the Russians feel that way about other Russians, too

Nah, it's been hastily refitted as a gasoline tanker.

According to another article I saw, local governments in rural Russia are already suspending trash collection and other services due to fuel shortages, even to the point where people are being told to find their own transportation to the hospital because there's no gas for ambulances. For now, it's the middle of nowhere Siberia being hit with those kinds of problems but I think we'll see them spread westward unless the fuel shortage gets better soon.

Probably not China, but once all the fuel supplies are depleted and the tanks can't move, I could see Mongolia sweeping in on horseback to reclaim their historic lands.

He didn't get invited by his own prime minister to a conference being held in the town where he was born and raised.

Luka probably doesn't sleep to well these days. On one hand, there might be a cup of polonium tea with his name on it; on the other hand, his people almost certainly have no desire to be involved in that whole clusterfuck. Considering that all of Belarus is easily within Ukraine's drone/missile range and has nowhere near Russia's AA protection, he'd be better hope people don't think to stockpile gasoline for Molotov cocktails before kinetic sanctions begin.

Surely nothing bad will happen to those shipments of highly flammable liquid traveling over very predictable land routes that are vulnerable to drone attack.