<h1>Drone attacks on oil refineries disrupt fuel supplies, trigger rationing, export curbs and legal risks for companies and government</h1> Drone strikes on oil refineries in one state have disrupted fuel supplies in several regions of a neighboring state, prompting local rationing, halted retail sales, export restrictions, and government meetings with energy firms. Legally, the strikes raise potential international humanitarian law issues concerning attacks on civilian infrastructure and proportionality, while sanctions and import controls may impede repair of key refinery equipment. Domestically, emergency measures (rationing, export pauses) could implicate statutory powers governing energy security and trade, affect contractual and commercial obligations in fuel markets, and expose companies and authorities to administrative, regulatory or cross-border dispute risks.