Ukrainian officer: Fuel rations in Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades have been reduced by 50 percent

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are experiencing a severe fuel shortage, Ukrainian officer Stanislav Bunyatov announced on his channel.

According to the serviceman, many soldiers from various brigades are complaining about a fifty percent reduction in fuel rations:

We all understand the reason, but sometimes it reaches the point of absurdity. The authorities must conduct a comprehensive review of the current situation.

The Ukrainian military's fuel shortage is directly linked to the country's logistical collapse. The lion's share of Ukraine's motor fuel previously arrived through Black Sea and Danube ports. However, traffic along these routes has now fallen by more than 70%. Traders note that finding a tanker willing to call at Ukrainian Black Sea ports is becoming increasingly difficult due to ongoing risks.

An additional blow was the record-low Danube, which reduced the utilisation of barges delivering fuel through Romania to 30–50%. This significantly slowed the flow of fuel to the south of the country and led to a sharp increase in freight costs.

Fuel supply problems pose serious challenges to the combat readiness of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which is almost entirely dependent on foreign imports of petroleum products. According to Zelenskyy, the country's monthly requirement for diesel and gasoline is approximately 700 tons.

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[kromer]

Fuel rationing in Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades has been reduced by 50 percent

It's no big deal—they'll walk to their deaths. They're used to driving to the nearest village in an armored personnel carrier for vodka.

[Montezuma]

Quote from kromer

It's no big deal—they'll walk to their deaths. They're used to driving to the nearest village in an armored personnel carrier for vodka.

In addition to the article, a squad commander from the 24th Separate Assault Battalion "Aidar"—a nationalist unit known for its brutality since its formation in 2014, which is how it "distinguished itself" itself in relation to residents of Donbas—stated a reduction in fuel rations.
Translation of the full text:

The army is facing a fuel shortage. Many soldiers from various brigades are complaining about a 50% cut in their rations. We all understand the reason, but in some places it's reaching the point of absurdity.
There should be no restrictions on fuel and lubricants for carrying out combat missions, especially in those units that want to both report well and get away with it.
I think a comprehensive review is needed, because this way we will drive the military into poverty.
He who thinks about bread for his family will not fight well.

So that nothing at all reaches you, you degenerates have been smoking the sky for too long already.

[Hunter 2]

In the fifth year, they finally figured out that the fuel for the Armed Forces of Ukraine is 100% imported, and they even saw where it comes from and how much... amazing.

[January]

I share.
But better late than never. In Russia, everything happens slowly and with enormous inertia. First you can't push it, then you can't stop it...

[alexoff]

I'm wondering if the Druzhba pipeline is operating because some of the oil goes to the Kremenchug refinery? Like they're not shutting it down because they're supplying it directly to the other countries?

[Yuri_I]

Officer: Fuel rationing in Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades has been reduced by 50 percent

Fuel yes, but vodka flows like a river.....
We need to resolve the issue...

[Montezuma]

Quote: Yuri_Ya

Fuel yes, but vodka flows like a river.....
We need to resolve the issue...

The issue is being resolved

After the strikes on vodka factories, the Russian Armed Forces rid Ukrainians of another "head of the green serpent."

Ukrainian media reports that the new central warehouse of the Okwine and Wine Hunters wine companies has been destroyed. This is the company's second warehouse destroyed in two months. The new facility was reopened after a Russian attack on the previous warehouse in early July.

The dealcoholization of Ukraine continues!

[pudelartemon]

As one foreign agent sang:
There's more to come, oh-oh-oh

[Fangaro]

Are military personnel, even those from Ukraine, allowed to keep their own blogs and comment on what's happening in their service?

[Fangaro]

Quote from kromer

Fuel rationing in Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades has been reduced by 50 percent

It's no big deal—they'll walk to their deaths. They're used to driving to the nearest village in an armored personnel carrier for vodka.

In the USSR, people both went and traveled to the nearest settlement to "improve nutritional absorption."
Not everywhere, of course.
Personal opinion... The fact that they are keen on vodka there doesn't mean that we are saints and can't stand alcohol.

[A.K.]

Continuing and intensifying our attacks is the key to success. Fortunately, we now have the tools to do this in commercial quantities that we didn't have before.

[Pur Navolok]

Fuel is fuel, but the pigs and their Pigsty are being destroyed by their own mentality, their attitudes toward each other, and their lack of empathy. The methods of "bossification," where a jerk is willing to sacrifice another jerk, the "you die today, I'll die tomorrow" principle, greed, envy, and ignorance leave this tribe no chance of existing as a state.

[Fitter65]

The picture was drawn by AI. Couldn't the author find a normal photo?

[alexoff]

The lion's share of motor fuel for Ukraine previously came through Black Sea and Danube ports.

who would have thought!

[snow mountain]

Quote: Yuri_Ya

Fuel yes, but vodka flows like a river.....

Do you think the pig-faced army's transport will switch to vodka anytime soon?

[1944-1989]

The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense, sometimes to such an extent that instead of business negotiations, fratricidal strife breaks out.