No fuel for sale as Ukraine's blockade of Russian-occupied Crimea takes effect

The blockade of Russian-occupied Crimea by Ukraine has led to a severe fuel shortage, particularly in the major city of Sevastopol. Residents are struggling to find fuel for essential needs, with one local telling the BBC he bought a generator but lacks the power source to run it. This move by Ukraine is part of broader efforts to economically isolate Crimea and pressure Russia into reconsidering its occupation. The situation underscores the escalating tensions and economic ramifications in the region, highlighting the broader geopolitical stakes involved.