Russia is hiding fuel in grain trucks to supply the front lines
Russian troops have begun using grain trucks to covertly transport fuel to the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
According to the National Resistance Center (NRC), the fuel is transported in plastic tanks placed inside grain trucks. The tanks are filled with grain and covered with tarps to make them look like ordinary civilian cargo.
The Center for National Resistance notes that the occupiers are using civilian transport as a cover to meet their military needs. According to the Center for National Resistance, the use of such schemes indicates growing difficulties in delivering resources to the front lines.
Source: National Resistance Center.
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