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🇷🇺As critical supply chain chokeholds exacerbate operational recovery challenges within the Russian energy sector, eyewitness assessments from industrial specialists underscore that Western technology sanctions are severely crippling long-term repair efforts on heavily damaged refining infrastructure. A Russian man, who previously participated in the construction of an oil refinery, complains... show more

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SBU drones transform the russian Federation's oil and gas empire into a chain of hellish "explosions" — The Sun Long-range drones operated by the SBU and the Defense Forces are dealing a severe blow to the russian economy by attacking its "heart" – oil and gas industry facilities. According to The Sun, the Ukrainians have already inflicted approximately $100 billion in damage to russia. Military intelligence expert Philip Ingram highlighted the effectiveness of using long-range drones that attack objects over 1,000 kilometers away. In September of this year alone, the SBU successfully struck russian refineries and oil pumping stations deep in the hinterland five times. Twice these strikes included Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in Bashkortostan, one of russia's largest oil refining and petrochemical facilities, located 1,400 km from Ukraine. Precise strikes on oil and gas industry facilities are contributing to the destabilization of russian dictator putin's military machine.

SBU drones transform the russian Federation's oil and gas empire into a chain of hellish "explosions" — The Sun Long-range drones operated by the SBU and the Defense Forces are dealing a severe blow to the russian economy by attacking its "heart" – oil and gas industry facilities. According to The Sun, the Ukrainians have already inflicted approximately $100 billion in damage to russia. Military intelligence expert Philip Ingram highlighted the effectiveness of using long-range drones that attack objects over 1,000 kilometers away. In September of this year alone, the SBU successfully struck russian refineries and oil pumping stations deep in the hinterland five times. Twice these strikes included Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in Bashkortostan, one of russia's largest oil refining and petrochemical facilities, located 1,400 km from Ukraine. Precise strikes on oil and gas industry facilities are contributing to the destabilization of russian dictator putin's military machine.

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

27,130 次观看 • 10 个月前

This week, our warriors achieved important results in imposing long-range sanctions against Russian facilities that fuel this war. Ukrainian drones reached Siberia and struck the oil refinery in Omsk – nearly 2,500 kilometers from Ukraine. Now, no Russian oil refinery is beyond the reach of Ukrainian weapons. Our responses to Russian strikes also targeted oil facilities in the Saratov, Rostov, Tver, Stavropol, and Krasnodar regions, as well as in Tatarstan and Bashkortostan. An airfield in the Voronezh region and a strategic enterprise in Tver were hit. Drones were also used against facilities in the Moscow, Leningrad, and Bryansk regions. Our long-range sanctions plan against Russia is firmly on track. I thank all of the units involved for their accuracy!

This week, our warriors achieved important results in imposing long-range sanctions against Russian facilities that fuel this war. Ukrainian drones reached Siberia and struck the oil refinery in Omsk – nearly 2,500 kilometers from Ukraine. Now, no Russian oil refinery is beyond the reach of Ukrainian weapons. Our responses to Russian strikes also targeted oil facilities in the Saratov, Rostov, Tver, Stavropol, and Krasnodar regions, as well as in Tatarstan and Bashkortostan. An airfield in the Voronezh region and a strategic enterprise in Tver were hit. Drones were also used against facilities in the Moscow, Leningrad, and Bryansk regions. Our long-range sanctions plan against Russia is firmly on track. I thank all of the units involved for their accuracy!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

315,408 次观看 • 1 个月前

Ukraine strikes the last oil refinery supplying Moscow and the Moscow region On Thursday morning, Ukrainian drones attacked Yaroslavl. According to a video analyzed by OSINT experts, one of the drones exploded on the territory of a local oil refinery. The Yaroslavl oil refinery was the last of four major oil refining plants that supplied fuel to the capital region and continued to operate after previous Ukrainian drone attacks. The video shows a drone flying over the industrial zone of Yaroslavl and then diving before exploding on the territory of the Yaroslavl oil refinery. The oil refinery in Yaroslavl is the fifth largest oil refining facility in Russia. It can process 15.72 million tons of oil per year. This plant is one of three oil refineries (the other two are located in Ryazan and the Nizhny Novgorod region) that supply gasoline to the capital region via a pipeline, and all of them have already been targeted by attacks.

Ukraine strikes the last oil refinery supplying Moscow and the Moscow region On Thursday morning, Ukrainian drones attacked Yaroslavl. According to a video analyzed by OSINT experts, one of the drones exploded on the territory of a local oil refinery. The Yaroslavl oil refinery was the last of four major oil refining plants that supplied fuel to the capital region and continued to operate after previous Ukrainian drone attacks. The video shows a drone flying over the industrial zone of Yaroslavl and then diving before exploding on the territory of the Yaroslavl oil refinery. The oil refinery in Yaroslavl is the fifth largest oil refining facility in Russia. It can process 15.72 million tons of oil per year. This plant is one of three oil refineries (the other two are located in Ryazan and the Nizhny Novgorod region) that supply gasoline to the capital region via a pipeline, and all of them have already been targeted by attacks.

Beefeater

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ANOTHER OIL EXPLOSION, THIS IS 100% A PATTERN 🇭🇺 Hungary's Largest Oil and Gas Facility Explodes as the Iran War's Energy Toll Keeps Growing At least 1 worker was killed and 7 others hospitalized with SEVERE BURNS after a massive explosion and fire tore through the Olefin-1 unit at MOL Group's facility in Tiszaújváros during a post-maintenance restart. MOL's plant is the LARGEST oil and gas facility in Hungary. A damaged pipeline is still actively flaring at the site. MOL receives Russian crude via the Druzhba pipeline, one of the last major Russian energy supply lines still running into Central Europe. This is now roughly the 15th non-combat energy incident since the U.S. and Israel launched the war on Iran on February 28. Someone is definitely trying to INCREASE the pressure on Europe's energy market and drag them into this conflict. No missiles. No drones. Just another "ACCIDENT" at a critical energy facility that happens to sit on a Russian supply line, in a country that refused to fully comply with Western energy sanctions.

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🚨The energy crisis triggered by the Persian Gulf conflict is accelerating the shift to a multipolar world. 🇷🇺🇨🇳Russia and China are building a parallel energy system less dependent on Western finance, shipping, and payments. This accelerates de-dollarization through energy trade in national currencies, energy economist Dr Kazi Sohag told Sputnik. 🔸China is becoming the Global South’s main guarantor of energy security through its dominance in green technologies — solar, batteries, EVs, grids, and storage. 🔸Via the Belt and Road Initiative, China offers complete turnkey solutions — hardware, financing, construction, and rapid deployment — at prices and scale the West cannot match. 🔸Amid global scarcity, Russian oil becomes far more attractive, strengthening their bargaining power with India, China, and other major buyers. This weakens Western sanctions as importers prioritize physical supply over compliance. 🔸The energy crisis exposed Western vulnerability to physical supply shocks and the limits of sanctions, proving that financial power alone cannot guarantee energy security. 🔸As a result, Russia strengthens its role as a key hydrocarbon supplier, while China accelerates its leadership in clean energy. Together, they are speeding up multipolarity by encouraging countries to diversify away from exclusive Western systems.

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Sputnik

15,619 次观看 • 2 个月前

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We have new results from our long-range sanctions targeting Russian facilities that work to support and prolong the war. An oil refinery and logistics center in Ryazan were hit. The distance from the Ukrainian border is about 360 kilometers. A site where the Russian Black Sea Fleet’s high-speed boats are based in our temporarily occupied Crimea was also hit. Long-range sanctions were also carried out against an oil refinery in the Perm region, as well as an export terminal and a military enterprise in the Rostov region. I thank our warriors for their precision, and I thank everyone who makes these long-range results possible. Russia must feel that every day of this war will only come at a higher cost for it. We need to weaken the aggressor and keep up the pressure to bring an end to this war closer.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

433,339 次观看 • 24 天前

Ukrainian drones have attacked Moscow's largest oil refinery. One in three cars in Moscow runs on fuel from that refinery—but now, drones have struck it. The Moscow refinery meets around 35% of the Russian capital's fuel needs. The facility supplies up to 40% of Moscow's gasoline requirements and about 50% of its diesel needs. Bitumen from the Moscow refinery is used in the construction or repair of one in every two roads in the Russian capital. Although the Kremlin has redeployed a significant portion of its air defense systems to Moscow, drones still managed to strike one of the country's key fuel facilities.

Ukrainian drones have attacked Moscow's largest oil refinery. One in three cars in Moscow runs on fuel from that refinery—but now, drones have struck it. The Moscow refinery meets around 35% of the Russian capital's fuel needs. The facility supplies up to 40% of Moscow's gasoline requirements and about 50% of its diesel needs. Bitumen from the Moscow refinery is used in the construction or repair of one in every two roads in the Russian capital. Although the Kremlin has redeployed a significant portion of its air defense systems to Moscow, drones still managed to strike one of the country's key fuel facilities.

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

53,907 次观看 • 2 个月前

We continue applying our long-range sanctions against Russian facilities that serve the war effort and finance the aggression. Last night, in Russia's Saratov, more than 600 kilometers from the front line, two strategic facilities were hit: the Saratov Oil Refinery and the Engels military air base. In the Kaluga region, the tank farm of the Lyudinovskaya oil depot was hit. In the Bryansk region, our warriors also carried out a precise strike on a site used to store, prepare, and launch attack drones. Thank you to all the warriors of Ukraine's Defense Forces who are expanding our long-range capabilities and delivering precise results. We are bringing the war back to where it came from.

We continue applying our long-range sanctions against Russian facilities that serve the war effort and finance the aggression. Last night, in Russia's Saratov, more than 600 kilometers from the front line, two strategic facilities were hit: the Saratov Oil Refinery and the Engels military air base. In the Kaluga region, the tank farm of the Lyudinovskaya oil depot was hit. In the Bryansk region, our warriors also carried out a precise strike on a site used to store, prepare, and launch attack drones. Thank you to all the warriors of Ukraine's Defense Forces who are expanding our long-range capabilities and delivering precise results. We are bringing the war back to where it came from.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

323,229 次观看 • 19 天前

🇺🇦 "We will not give anything to the aggressor and we will not forget anything. We clearly see that Russia represents a long-term threat to us. Europe needs long-term cooperation and real results — both in the short and long term, so that people can live peacefully," Volodymyr Zelensky once again clearly stated that he will not give any territory to Russia. ▪️ "We will not give anything to Russia as a gift." 🟠 Other statements by the President of Ukraine: 📌 "We are preparing certain steps on the front and responding to every strike by the Russians. Both the range and accuracy of our long-range sanctions against Russia are increasing. Every 1 or 2 days, strikes are carried out on Russian oil refineries" See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🇺🇦 "We will not give anything to the aggressor and we will not forget anything. We clearly see that Russia represents a long-term threat to us. Europe needs long-term cooperation and real results — both in the short and long term, so that people can live peacefully," Volodymyr Zelensky once again clearly stated that he will not give any territory to Russia. ▪️ "We will not give anything to Russia as a gift." 🟠 Other statements by the President of Ukraine: 📌 "We are preparing certain steps on the front and responding to every strike by the Russians. Both the range and accuracy of our long-range sanctions against Russia are increasing. Every 1 or 2 days, strikes are carried out on Russian oil refineries" See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

27,448 次观看 • 10 个月前

Orsk Oil Refinery shut down for six months after the drone attack. "As for the plant in Orsk that was damaged in the terrorist attack, the situation there is difficult. The impact elements hit key infrastructure, which cannot currently be restored. The equipment is imported, and due to the sanctions, repairs will take up to six months. The plant has been completely shut down," the local Russian governor said. "We are preparing for the worst-case scenario," he added.

Orsk Oil Refinery shut down for six months after the drone attack. "As for the plant in Orsk that was damaged in the terrorist attack, the situation there is difficult. The impact elements hit key infrastructure, which cannot currently be restored. The equipment is imported, and due to the sanctions, repairs will take up to six months. The plant has been completely shut down," the local Russian governor said. "We are preparing for the worst-case scenario," he added.

Anton Gerashchenko

35,504 次观看 • 8 天前

❗️❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a definitive, chilling declaration to the Kremlin, announcing that Ukraine’s long-range arsenal has achieved total reach over Russia’s entire industrial landscape, leaving absolutely no oil refinery safe from devastation. In a landmark address highlighting the roaring success of what Kyiv calls its physical "long-range sanctions," Zelensky confirmed an unprecedented, record-shattering drone strike on the Omsk oil refinery—a critical processing hub located an astonishing 2,530+ kilometers deep inside Russian territory. The operation completely shatters all previous distance records, proving that Ukraine can now project precision kinetic power across the Urals and directly into western Siberia. Zelensky detailed a massive, systematic air campaign that simultaneously set Russia’s strategic rear ablaze. Over the past week, Ukrainian deep-strike assets successfully battered oil refining infrastructure across an immense geographic arc, including Saratov, Rostov, Tver, Stavropol, Krasnodar Krai, Tatarstan, and Bashkortostan. Beyond the energy grid, the relentless aerial offensive liquidated a military airfield in the Voronezh region, neutralized a strategic industrial enterprise in Tver, and struck high-value targets across the Moscow, Leningrad, and Bryansk regions. By erasing the tyranny of distance, Ukraine has fundamentally rewritten the rules of engagement, turning Russia's vast geographic depth from a defensive shield into an unprotected, sprawling target zone.

❗️❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a definitive, chilling declaration to the Kremlin, announcing that Ukraine’s long-range arsenal has achieved total reach over Russia’s entire industrial landscape, leaving absolutely no oil refinery safe from devastation. In a landmark address highlighting the roaring success of what Kyiv calls its physical "long-range sanctions," Zelensky confirmed an unprecedented, record-shattering drone strike on the Omsk oil refinery—a critical processing hub located an astonishing 2,530+ kilometers deep inside Russian territory. The operation completely shatters all previous distance records, proving that Ukraine can now project precision kinetic power across the Urals and directly into western Siberia. Zelensky detailed a massive, systematic air campaign that simultaneously set Russia’s strategic rear ablaze. Over the past week, Ukrainian deep-strike assets successfully battered oil refining infrastructure across an immense geographic arc, including Saratov, Rostov, Tver, Stavropol, Krasnodar Krai, Tatarstan, and Bashkortostan. Beyond the energy grid, the relentless aerial offensive liquidated a military airfield in the Voronezh region, neutralized a strategic industrial enterprise in Tver, and struck high-value targets across the Moscow, Leningrad, and Bryansk regions. By erasing the tyranny of distance, Ukraine has fundamentally rewritten the rules of engagement, turning Russia's vast geographic depth from a defensive shield into an unprotected, sprawling target zone.

NSTRIKE

74,782 次观看 • 1 个月前

As of September 28, 38% of Russia's primary oil refining capacity - equivalent to 338,000 tons per day - was out of operation. Drone attacks that have struck more than two dozen major oil refineries in Russia since early August have driven the Russian fuel market into an unprecedented crisis. Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories are affected, as well. The total capacity available for producing gasoline and diesel fell by 6% in August and a further 18% in September. The scale of refinery shutdowns has reached historic levels, surpassing the previous record in August (23%, or 206,000 tons per day), as well as earlier peaks in May 2022 (196,000 tons per day) and May 2020 (164,000 tons per day). Roughly 70% of the outages resulted from drone attacks: by the end of September, they had disabled about one-quarter of Russia's refining capacity, or some 236,000 tons per day. In September, four more Russian refineries halted production following drone strikes. These included Kinef in Leningrad region, the second-largest refinery in Russia, and Rosnef's Ryazan refinery, which ranks among the top five. Kinef shut down on September 14, Ryazan on September 5. In addition, the Novokuibyshevsk refinery suspended operations on September 20, and Gazprom's Astrakhan gas processing plant on September 22. In September, gasoline and diesel output fell short of targets by 10-11% - production was down by 1 million tons, while the domestic market deficit reached 20% of consumption, according to Russian media outlets. To compensate for lost capacity, many scheduled refinery maintenance works were postponed, making a rapid reduction in outages unlikely, as this could increase the risk of accidents at facilities not affected by strikes. Russian oil companies can do little to alleviate the crisis, economist Vladislav Inozemtsev said. Repairs at damaged plants may take months, particularly under sanctions that ban the supply of Western equipment used to modernize refineries in the 2010s - equipment that cannot easily be replaced with Chinese alternatives. Source: 📹: Lines of cars for gasoline in Russian-occupied Crimea

As of September 28, 38% of Russia's primary oil refining capacity - equivalent to 338,000 tons per day - was out of operation. Drone attacks that have struck more than two dozen major oil refineries in Russia since early August have driven the Russian fuel market into an unprecedented crisis. Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories are affected, as well. The total capacity available for producing gasoline and diesel fell by 6% in August and a further 18% in September. The scale of refinery shutdowns has reached historic levels, surpassing the previous record in August (23%, or 206,000 tons per day), as well as earlier peaks in May 2022 (196,000 tons per day) and May 2020 (164,000 tons per day). Roughly 70% of the outages resulted from drone attacks: by the end of September, they had disabled about one-quarter of Russia's refining capacity, or some 236,000 tons per day. In September, four more Russian refineries halted production following drone strikes. These included Kinef in Leningrad region, the second-largest refinery in Russia, and Rosnef's Ryazan refinery, which ranks among the top five. Kinef shut down on September 14, Ryazan on September 5. In addition, the Novokuibyshevsk refinery suspended operations on September 20, and Gazprom's Astrakhan gas processing plant on September 22. In September, gasoline and diesel output fell short of targets by 10-11% - production was down by 1 million tons, while the domestic market deficit reached 20% of consumption, according to Russian media outlets. To compensate for lost capacity, many scheduled refinery maintenance works were postponed, making a rapid reduction in outages unlikely, as this could increase the risk of accidents at facilities not affected by strikes. Russian oil companies can do little to alleviate the crisis, economist Vladislav Inozemtsev said. Repairs at damaged plants may take months, particularly under sanctions that ban the supply of Western equipment used to modernize refineries in the 2010s - equipment that cannot easily be replaced with Chinese alternatives. Source: 📹: Lines of cars for gasoline in Russian-occupied Crimea

Anton Gerashchenko

52,700 次观看 • 10 个月前

Last night, our long-range sanctions were effective in the Rostov region. An export terminal approximately 250 kilometers from the front line was hit. Deep strikes also targeted oil facilities in the Yaroslavl region and the Udmurt Republic, which is 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's state border. We are carrying out our plan of long-range sanctions and reducing Russia's ability to finance the war. I thank our warriors of Ukraine’s Defense Forces for their precise work in areas that, until quite recently, were deep in the Russian rear. Through our responses, we are bringing the war back to Russia so that, ultimately, a dignified peace has a chance.

Last night, our long-range sanctions were effective in the Rostov region. An export terminal approximately 250 kilometers from the front line was hit. Deep strikes also targeted oil facilities in the Yaroslavl region and the Udmurt Republic, which is 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's state border. We are carrying out our plan of long-range sanctions and reducing Russia's ability to finance the war. I thank our warriors of Ukraine’s Defense Forces for their precise work in areas that, until quite recently, were deep in the Russian rear. Through our responses, we are bringing the war back to Russia so that, ultimately, a dignified peace has a chance.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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🚨🇺🇸 The Valero Port Arthur refinery is one of the largest in the United States The facility processes roughly 395,000 barrels of crude oil per day, making it a critical piece of America's fuel supply chain. Port Arthur sits along the Gulf Coast refining corridor that handles nearly half of all U.S. refining capacity. This comes at the worst possible time. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed. Iraq declared force majeure on its oil production. Qatar's LNG hub is damaged. Global crude is above $100. And the U.S. just authorized sales of Iranian and Russian oil to keep markets from spiraling further. Even a temporary shutdown of a facility this size tightens domestic fuel supply at a moment when Americans are already paying $3.90+ at the pump. If repairs take weeks, gas prices in the Gulf Coast region could spike ahead of the rest of the country. Source: KHOU / Reuters

🚨🇺🇸 The Valero Port Arthur refinery is one of the largest in the United States The facility processes roughly 395,000 barrels of crude oil per day, making it a critical piece of America's fuel supply chain. Port Arthur sits along the Gulf Coast refining corridor that handles nearly half of all U.S. refining capacity. This comes at the worst possible time. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed. Iraq declared force majeure on its oil production. Qatar's LNG hub is damaged. Global crude is above $100. And the U.S. just authorized sales of Iranian and Russian oil to keep markets from spiraling further. Even a temporary shutdown of a facility this size tightens domestic fuel supply at a moment when Americans are already paying $3.90+ at the pump. If repairs take weeks, gas prices in the Gulf Coast region could spike ahead of the rest of the country. Source: KHOU / Reuters

Mario Nawfal

954,107 次观看 • 5 个月前

🔥🇷🇺Russia keeps crippling Ukraine’s energy grid Ukrainian fuel depots, supply stations, and railway hubs are on fire as a result of Russian forces’ retaliatory high-precision strikes on the enemy’s logistics. The latest targets include: 🔸25 petrol stations in a number of eastern Ukrainian cites, including Berislav, Shostka, and Kherson 🔸A gas distribution station near Panyutino in eastern Ukraine’s Zaporozhye region 🔸A logistics center of the Ukrainian army on the outskirts of Zaporozhye 🔸Railway infrastructure in eastern Ukraine’s Kharkov region 🔸A petroleum, oil and lubricants depot (POL) of Ukraine’s Kantserovka oil refinery. 🔸A logistics center in the Kharkov region, used by Ukrainian troops to store weapons, drones, and components • a POL depot in the Dnepropetrovsk region.

🔥🇷🇺Russia keeps crippling Ukraine’s energy grid Ukrainian fuel depots, supply stations, and railway hubs are on fire as a result of Russian forces’ retaliatory high-precision strikes on the enemy’s logistics. The latest targets include: 🔸25 petrol stations in a number of eastern Ukrainian cites, including Berislav, Shostka, and Kherson 🔸A gas distribution station near Panyutino in eastern Ukraine’s Zaporozhye region 🔸A logistics center of the Ukrainian army on the outskirts of Zaporozhye 🔸Railway infrastructure in eastern Ukraine’s Kharkov region 🔸A petroleum, oil and lubricants depot (POL) of Ukraine’s Kantserovka oil refinery. 🔸A logistics center in the Kharkov region, used by Ukrainian troops to store weapons, drones, and components • a POL depot in the Dnepropetrovsk region.

Sputnik

11,516 次观看 • 1 个月前

💥 Since August, Ukrainian drones have carried out at least 58 strikes on key Russian energy facilities — some reaching up to 2,000 kilometers deep into the country For comparison, there was only one strike in June and two in July, Reuters reports. ❗️By mid-August, the attacks had disabled about 17% of Russia’s oil-refining capacity, rising to 21% by the end of the month. Gasoline prices jumped nearly 10%, long lines formed at gas stations, and many ran out of fuel entirely. The scale and precision of this campaign are striking, the outlet notes. Rising crude exports are temporarily keeping the Kremlin afloat — but any decline in production hits the budget directly. Kyiv hopes that economic pressure will succeed where Western sanctions have failed and force Putin to the negotiating table. Zelensky earlier called these strikes “the fastest sanctions that actually work.”

💥 Since August, Ukrainian drones have carried out at least 58 strikes on key Russian energy facilities — some reaching up to 2,000 kilometers deep into the country For comparison, there was only one strike in June and two in July, Reuters reports. ❗️By mid-August, the attacks had disabled about 17% of Russia’s oil-refining capacity, rising to 21% by the end of the month. Gasoline prices jumped nearly 10%, long lines formed at gas stations, and many ran out of fuel entirely. The scale and precision of this campaign are striking, the outlet notes. Rising crude exports are temporarily keeping the Kremlin afloat — but any decline in production hits the budget directly. Kyiv hopes that economic pressure will succeed where Western sanctions have failed and force Putin to the negotiating table. Zelensky earlier called these strikes “the fastest sanctions that actually work.”

NEXTA

44,281 次观看 • 10 个月前