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Everything going according to plan. Putin said Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure are causing damage but claimed there have been "no critical consequences." He said losses from strikes on logistics and warehouse facilities should be compensated, including with state support. Putin also ordered 100 billion rubles to be distributed... show more

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Putin said that economic dynamics in Russia is "generally modest but positive" and that Ukrainian strikes "do not, have not, and cannot have critical consequences." Meanwhile, according to experts, since July, drone attacks have targeted more than 20 Wildberries logistics centers. Seven of the company's 10 largest hubs have stopped operations. Losses incurred by the marketplace and its sellers could reach 600-800 billion rubles ($7.1-9.5 billion). Moreover, since the beginning of 2026, drones have struck Russian oil refineries more than 70 times, causing several dozen major facilities to shut down. Experts say the Ukrainian strikes knocked out more than 30% of Russia's operational and over 45% of its nominal refining capacity.

Putin said that economic dynamics in Russia is "generally modest but positive" and that Ukrainian strikes "do not, have not, and cannot have critical consequences." Meanwhile, according to experts, since July, drone attacks have targeted more than 20 Wildberries logistics centers. Seven of the company's 10 largest hubs have stopped operations. Losses incurred by the marketplace and its sellers could reach 600-800 billion rubles ($7.1-9.5 billion). Moreover, since the beginning of 2026, drones have struck Russian oil refineries more than 70 times, causing several dozen major facilities to shut down. Experts say the Ukrainian strikes knocked out more than 30% of Russia's operational and over 45% of its nominal refining capacity.

Anton Gerashchenko

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What will be the consequences of Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses? One Russian paper today: “Russian enterprises will face a deterioration in financial performance due to rising logistics costs & damage to warehouse infrastructure.” #ReadingRussia

What will be the consequences of Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses? One Russian paper today: “Russian enterprises will face a deterioration in financial performance due to rising logistics costs & damage to warehouse infrastructure.” #ReadingRussia

Steve Rosenberg

53,231 views • 16 days ago

Putin on Ukraine's Strikes Against Russia's Energy Infrastructure Russian President Vladimir Putin comments on Ukraine's strikes against Russia's critical and energy infrastructure, discussing the impact on fuel supplies, air defense production, repairs, and the situation in Crimea and Sevastopol. Putin says the damage has created temporary difficulties but is not critical, and states that Russia will increase air defense production, restore damaged facilities, and ensure continued energy supplies to Crimea. He also claims that attacks on civilian infrastructure are part of an information operation aimed at undermining confidence in Russian society and forcing negotiations on terms favorable to Moscow's opponents. The video covers: Russia's response to attacks on energy infrastructure; Air defense production and protection of critical facilities; Fuel and energy supplies to Crimea and Sevastopol; Putin's assessment of the damage; Information warfare and negotiations; The impact of infrastructure strikes on the front line.

Putin on Ukraine's Strikes Against Russia's Energy Infrastructure Russian President Vladimir Putin comments on Ukraine's strikes against Russia's critical and energy infrastructure, discussing the impact on fuel supplies, air defense production, repairs, and the situation in Crimea and Sevastopol. Putin says the damage has created temporary difficulties but is not critical, and states that Russia will increase air defense production, restore damaged facilities, and ensure continued energy supplies to Crimea. He also claims that attacks on civilian infrastructure are part of an information operation aimed at undermining confidence in Russian society and forcing negotiations on terms favorable to Moscow's opponents. The video covers: Russia's response to attacks on energy infrastructure; Air defense production and protection of critical facilities; Fuel and energy supplies to Crimea and Sevastopol; Putin's assessment of the damage; Information warfare and negotiations; The impact of infrastructure strikes on the front line.

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BREAKING: Details are emerging from the call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump. Putin has ordered the military to halt strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Mark Stone on what we know so far.

BREAKING: Details are emerging from the call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump. Putin has ordered the military to halt strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Mark Stone on what we know so far.

Sky News

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Russian propagandist Alexander Kots claimed that Russia is attacking Ukraine's civilian infrastructure and declared that Kyiv should be bombed with full force. He also said that Russian strikes would destroy museums and churches, but urged no regrets. Russian state propaganda justifies war crimes and the deliberate killing of civilians.

Russian propagandist Alexander Kots claimed that Russia is attacking Ukraine's civilian infrastructure and declared that Kyiv should be bombed with full force. He also said that Russian strikes would destroy museums and churches, but urged no regrets. Russian state propaganda justifies war crimes and the deliberate killing of civilians.

Денис Казанський

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Ukrainian long-range strikes hit Russian oil and export facilities up to 1,300 kilometers from the border overnight on July 27, President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed. The deep strikes targeted key infrastructure across three Russian regions, including Rostov, Yaroslavl, and the Udmurt Republic, aiming to dismantle Moscow’s war economy. “We are executing our long-range plan and reducing Russia’s ability to finance the war,” Zelensky said. Video: Exilenova+ / Telegram.

Ukrainian long-range strikes hit Russian oil and export facilities up to 1,300 kilometers from the border overnight on July 27, President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed. The deep strikes targeted key infrastructure across three Russian regions, including Rostov, Yaroslavl, and the Udmurt Republic, aiming to dismantle Moscow’s war economy. “We are executing our long-range plan and reducing Russia’s ability to finance the war,” Zelensky said. Video: Exilenova+ / Telegram.

The Kyiv Independent

48,704 views • 25 days ago

Putin said that there hasn't been a single combat use of Oreshnik on Ukraine. He said Russia deliberately struck a "shed" in Bila Tserkva to see how the blocks fell. He said Oreshnik might be used in future, including on Ukrainian cities. Putin is a liar and a war criminal.

Putin said that there hasn't been a single combat use of Oreshnik on Ukraine. He said Russia deliberately struck a "shed" in Bila Tserkva to see how the blocks fell. He said Oreshnik might be used in future, including on Ukrainian cities. Putin is a liar and a war criminal.

Anton Gerashchenko

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Lavrov says Zelensky did not promise to halt Ukrainian strikes altogether, only attacks on vessels that have no connection to Russia. “He promised to stop strikes on those ships that have nothing to do with the Russian Federation,” Lavrov said. He also added that Russia has no intention to stop the war at the current frontlines. #Ukraine

Lavrov says Zelensky did not promise to halt Ukrainian strikes altogether, only attacks on vessels that have no connection to Russia. “He promised to stop strikes on those ships that have nothing to do with the Russian Federation,” Lavrov said. He also added that Russia has no intention to stop the war at the current frontlines. #Ukraine

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"The logistical and storage facilities damaged during the attacks require restoration, including with the help of the state." Vladimir Putin spoke today at the Council for Strategic Development and National Projects. Here are the main points from the first half of the President's speech, as reported by RIA Novosti: ✔️ There are no critical consequences from the terrorist attacks on Russia's infrastructure, there have been none, and there cannot be any, but they do cause damage. ✔️ The logistical and storage facilities damaged during the attacks require restoration, including with the help of the state. ✔️ The economic dynamics in Russia are generally modest, but positive. ✔️ Each minister and vice-prime minister must cooperate with the regions, as some areas are lagging behind. ✔️ He asked the government to identify a list of regions whose financial situation needs to be balanced. ✔️ He demanded that the government ensure the balance and stability of the entire Russian budget system. ✔️ The deadline for repaying budget loans by the regions has been extended beyond 2030, which will save the regions approximately 100 billion rubles. ✔️ He urged government officials to actively participate in the "Personnel for the Economy of the Future" program: this is not a trivial matter, it has meaning. ✔️ He called on all regions to quickly launch the electronic assessment service for social institutions, so that people can do this from their mobile devices.

"The logistical and storage facilities damaged during the attacks require restoration, including with the help of the state." Vladimir Putin spoke today at the Council for Strategic Development and National Projects. Here are the main points from the first half of the President's speech, as reported by RIA Novosti: ✔️ There are no critical consequences from the terrorist attacks on Russia's infrastructure, there have been none, and there cannot be any, but they do cause damage. ✔️ The logistical and storage facilities damaged during the attacks require restoration, including with the help of the state. ✔️ The economic dynamics in Russia are generally modest, but positive. ✔️ Each minister and vice-prime minister must cooperate with the regions, as some areas are lagging behind. ✔️ He asked the government to identify a list of regions whose financial situation needs to be balanced. ✔️ He demanded that the government ensure the balance and stability of the entire Russian budget system. ✔️ The deadline for repaying budget loans by the regions has been extended beyond 2030, which will save the regions approximately 100 billion rubles. ✔️ He urged government officials to actively participate in the "Personnel for the Economy of the Future" program: this is not a trivial matter, it has meaning. ✔️ He called on all regions to quickly launch the electronic assessment service for social institutions, so that people can do this from their mobile devices.

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🤡 Putin claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are unable to stop the Russian army’s advance “The movement continues in all directions. The enemy cannot hold back this pressure,” the dictator said. The war criminal also accused Kyiv of resorting to terrorist methods, claiming strikes on civilian facilities, communications and passenger transport.

🤡 Putin claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are unable to stop the Russian army’s advance “The movement continues in all directions. The enemy cannot hold back this pressure,” the dictator said. The war criminal also accused Kyiv of resorting to terrorist methods, claiming strikes on civilian facilities, communications and passenger transport.

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Russian propagandist Solovyev says Russia should get ready for strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure and suggested that Russians from Kursk and Bryansk region are relocate to the Far East. All signs of the "special military operation" going exactly according to plan.

Russian propagandist Solovyev says Russia should get ready for strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure and suggested that Russians from Kursk and Bryansk region are relocate to the Far East. All signs of the "special military operation" going exactly according to plan.

Anton Gerashchenko

182,245 views • 1 month ago

Putin said less than 15% of Donetsk region remains under Ukrainian control and claimed Russian forces are “calmly but confidently” advancing toward their objectives. He said there is “no doubt” Russia will achieve its goals and added that Moscow intends to “finish off” what he called the “denazification” of Ukraine, including through the negotiation process. #Russia

Putin said less than 15% of Donetsk region remains under Ukrainian control and claimed Russian forces are “calmly but confidently” advancing toward their objectives. He said there is “no doubt” Russia will achieve its goals and added that Moscow intends to “finish off” what he called the “denazification” of Ukraine, including through the negotiation process. #Russia

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Putin refuses to comment on Ukrainian strikes on Moscow During a meeting with graduates of military universities in the Kremlin, Putin mentioned drone strikes on Russia several times, but completely avoided the recent massive attack on the Moscow refinery. Instead, Putin stated that “the Kyiv regime is losing one territory after another” and that due to the “deteriorating situation at the front, Kyiv is striking civilian objects.” Putin also stated that the Russian military “are practically finishing off Konstantinivka. We have essentially taken it, there is just someone sitting in the basement and firing.” The Russian military has been unsuccessfully trying to capture Konstantinovka since 2022. Putin also complained that the war he started had suddenly begun to interfere with the "tourist season."

Putin refuses to comment on Ukrainian strikes on Moscow During a meeting with graduates of military universities in the Kremlin, Putin mentioned drone strikes on Russia several times, but completely avoided the recent massive attack on the Moscow refinery. Instead, Putin stated that “the Kyiv regime is losing one territory after another” and that due to the “deteriorating situation at the front, Kyiv is striking civilian objects.” Putin also stated that the Russian military “are practically finishing off Konstantinivka. We have essentially taken it, there is just someone sitting in the basement and firing.” The Russian military has been unsuccessfully trying to capture Konstantinovka since 2022. Putin also complained that the war he started had suddenly begun to interfere with the "tourist season."

Visegrád 24

96,567 views • 1 month ago

🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Putin: Russia Will Escalate Strikes on Enemy Infrastructure to Deter Attacks on Civilian Targets "We will escalate our strikes on the enemy's infrastructure so as to deter them from attacking our civilian targets" — Putin The Russian president added that Moscow will pursue this with ever-growing capabilities as the Russian defense industry continues to expand — and that Kiev will fail in its objectives of dividing Russian society or inflicting meaningful economic damage.

🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Putin: Russia Will Escalate Strikes on Enemy Infrastructure to Deter Attacks on Civilian Targets "We will escalate our strikes on the enemy's infrastructure so as to deter them from attacking our civilian targets" — Putin The Russian president added that Moscow will pursue this with ever-growing capabilities as the Russian defense industry continues to expand — and that Kiev will fail in its objectives of dividing Russian society or inflicting meaningful economic damage.

DD Geopolitics

24,553 views • 2 months ago

After reports that EU states plan to confiscate and sell Russian oil seized from vessels, Putin said attempts to detain tankers should be treated “like piracy.” Speaking to officials, he said Russia should respond “carefully, within the framework of international maritime law, but decisively,” adding that such actions should be dealt with “the way piracy and pirates should be fought.” He also called for effective measures to protect Russia’s commercial fleet.

After reports that EU states plan to confiscate and sell Russian oil seized from vessels, Putin said attempts to detain tankers should be treated “like piracy.” Speaking to officials, he said Russia should respond “carefully, within the framework of international maritime law, but decisively,” adding that such actions should be dealt with “the way piracy and pirates should be fought.” He also called for effective measures to protect Russia’s commercial fleet.

Brian McDonald

32,801 views • 25 days ago

BREAKING: 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin from Kursk: "Russia will treat Ukrainian soldiers captured in Kursk region as terrorists" He also said "Foreign mercenaries are not covered by the Geneva Convention" (which means they are going to be eliminated on the appt)

BREAKING: 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin from Kursk: "Russia will treat Ukrainian soldiers captured in Kursk region as terrorists" He also said "Foreign mercenaries are not covered by the Geneva Convention" (which means they are going to be eliminated on the appt)

Megatron

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