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Ukrainian strikes on Russia's fuel infrastructure are disrupting businesses across multiple sectors, The Insider reported, citing interviews with entrepreneurs in several regions. Farmers described soaring diesel costs and warned that many smaller producers may not survive the year, while construction firms in Belgorod reported fuel shortages and reduced activity. Tourism operators in Crimea described one of the weakest seasons in years, citing power outages, fuel shortages and falling visitor numbers. Several interviewees also said public frustration with the authorities has become increasingly visible.