(KYIV) – Ukraine’s campaign against Russian military logistics and energy infrastructure appears to be placing increasing pressure on supply routes serving occupied Crimea and Russian forces in southern Ukraine. Russian appointed officials and military commentators have reported growing difficulties moving fuel and supplies into Crimea, with some comparing the situation to a blockade. Residents on the peninsula have posted videos showing long queues at filling stations, fuel rationing measures and shortages of both petrol and diesel. The situation follows months of Ukrainian drone strikes against fuel depots, transport infrastructure and logistics hubs serving Russian occupied territories in southern Ukraine. Overnight,…