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Last update: an hour agoCrimea Fuel Crisis Hits Tourism: Russian-appointed authorities in occupied Crimea have suspended civilian gasoline sales, limiting fuel to government agencies as Ukraine steps up long-range strikes on fuel depots and transport links; the move follows earlier rationing (20 liters per vehicle per week) that triggered shortages, long queues, and even a hotline for tourists. Ukrzaliznytsia & Travel Disruptions: Ukraine’s rail operator warned of delays to international trains from Poland due to power-supply problems, a reminder that cross-border travel can still be fragile. Kyiv Recovery Conference Watch: Ukraine says it will decide Monday whether President Zelensky attends the June 25–26 Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, with Polish officials questioning the likelihood and potential impact on reconstruction diplomacy. Frontline Safety for Travelers: A blast near a Kharkiv bus stop killed one and injured two, while emergency services urged people to avoid suspicious objects in combat-affected areas. Humanitarian Convoys: A Leeds charity delivered a donated pickup truck and humanitarian aid to Ukraine’s front line, joining a multi-vehicle convoy through Poland.
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