In the latest developments following the strategic strike on the Feodosia oil depot, Ukrainian partisans have reported widespread "logistical chaos" within Russian military operations, showcasing the severe repercussions of this attack.

The Telegram channel of the partisan group known as ATESH reveals that Russian forces are now grappling with a significant fuel shortage.

According to the reports, there has been a notable increase in the movement of military fuel trucks throughout Crimea, which suggests a desperate scramble to address the shortfall in fuel supplies that the destruction of the Feodosia oil depot has exacerbated.

The partisans noted, "The recent strike has led to critical challenges in the logistics of the Russian Armed Forces."

In response to the crisis, Russian military command has resorted to creating mobile refueling stations.

However, these stations are constantly on the move, changing locations every 10-12 hours, to evade further strikes.

This tactic illustrates the extent to which the destruction of a key fuel infrastructure has burdensome effects, impairing the ability of Russian forces to effectively supply troops and execute combat missions.

ATESH emphasized, "The impact of losing such significant facilities can hinder operational readiness on the front lines."

The Feodosia oil depot was targeted on October 7, resulting in a massive fire that prompted local authorities to declare a state of emergency.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ General Staff corroborated the strike, marking it as a significant success in disrupting Russian military logistics.

A few days later, on October 10, reports emerged that another tank within the depot ignited, further complicating the situation as the initial fire continued to burn for an extended period.

As the conflict evolves, the combination of urgent logistical challenges and fuel shortages may signal a turning point in the ongoing hostilities, spotlighting the vulnerability of even the most established military forces in the face of strategic strikes.

The ongoing situation in Crimea remains precarious, and the effects of the Feodosia oil depot strike could resonate throughout the region for some time to come.