Recent reports that 20 Bangladeshis were killed on the front lines in Russia's war against Ukraine have again raised accusations that Moscow is deceiving recruits and forcing them to fight.
Ukrainian attacks have cut Russia’s oil processing capacity by 30%, indiatimes.com and hydrocarbonprocessing.com reported. indiatimes.com said on 10 November that the damage is worsening pressure from fuel shortages inside Russia. The outlet also reported that Russia is sending diesel abroad under an arrangement involving US President Donald Trump. hydrocarbonprocessing.com gave the same capacity estimate but its headline offered no further details about the attacks or fuel situation.
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