Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Oil is raining down on people who started a war they never through would reach them. Ukraine has intensified attacks on refineries and it’s working. Exports are down and the economy is slowing. Russian Parliament officials are now admitting it’s a crisis.

CaolanReports's profile picture

Caolan

145,302 subscribers

64,898 views • 3 months ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Russia is suffering from Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries. For real. Exports are down. Russian prices are up! FT: Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian oil refineries since Aug hit 16/38 facilities, disrupted over 1M barrels daily refining capacity. 1/
0:28

Russia is suffering from Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries. For real. Exports are down. Russian prices are up! FT: Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian oil refineries since Aug hit 16/38 facilities, disrupted over 1M barrels daily refining capacity. 1/

Tymofiy Mylovanov

17,799 views • 10 months ago

Moscow’s key oil refineries are down—no gas, no diesel—and nearly all central Russia’s refineries are crippled. 🇺🇦 drones are crushing Russia’s oil, war machine, and budget. The resource empire is running on empty. It’s collapsing. 🔥🇺🇦 #RussiaIsCollapsing #StandWithUkraine #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #SlavaUkraini #RussiaEconomy
1:33

Moscow’s key oil refineries are down—no gas, no diesel—and nearly all central Russia’s refineries are crippled. 🇺🇦 drones are crushing Russia’s oil, war machine, and budget. The resource empire is running on empty. It’s collapsing. 🔥🇺🇦 #RussiaIsCollapsing #StandWithUkraine #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #SlavaUkraini #RussiaEconomy

Anna_From_Ukraine_Official

17,010 views • 2 months ago

🇮🇷 Pipeline strikes are a waste of time, and Iran almost certainly knows it. Economist Philip Pilkington breaks down exactly where a real attack would land if Tehran decides to escalate: "The best way for Iran to screw around with Gulf oil production and exports is to attack either the refineries or the crude oil fields themselves." Pipelines get patched in weeks. Refineries and fields stay down for months or years. And the playbook already exists, Ukraine is running it on Russia right now. Philip Pilkington
1:36

🇮🇷 Pipeline strikes are a waste of time, and Iran almost certainly knows it. Economist Philip Pilkington breaks down exactly where a real attack would land if Tehran decides to escalate: "The best way for Iran to screw around with Gulf oil production and exports is to attack either the refineries or the crude oil fields themselves." Pipelines get patched in weeks. Refineries and fields stay down for months or years. And the playbook already exists, Ukraine is running it on Russia right now. Philip Pilkington

Mario Nawfal

162,203 views • 19 days ago

🚨 The West is running an information war through Ukraine, using drone strikes on Russian cities to create panic headlines. But inside Russia, people are not collapsing, the economy is not crippled, and the war narrative is not working. Scott Ritter joins us.
1:20

🚨 The West is running an information war through Ukraine, using drone strikes on Russian cities to create panic headlines. But inside Russia, people are not collapsing, the economy is not crippled, and the war narrative is not working. Scott Ritter joins us.

Redacted

16,514 views • 1 month ago

🚨🚨🚨UKRAINE IS OVER 🚨John Mearsheimer: Ukraine Is Landlocked & Donbas Enters Endgame 🚨Ukrainian long-range drone attacks have on the outcome of the war? 🚨The result of this campaign caused Putin to wage the war more aggressively against Ukraine. The Russians have shut down the Odesa port complex on the Black Sea, and they've shut down all of the, Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea, which effectively means that Ukraine is now a landlocked country. This is disastrous for Ukraine. Before the war started, about 90% of, Ukrainian exports went through, the Odesa ports, 90%. And, .. No, I take that back. 90% of the agricultural goods went through Odesa, And about 70% of the overall exports went through Odesa. These are remarkable numbers.
5:34

🚨🚨🚨UKRAINE IS OVER 🚨John Mearsheimer: Ukraine Is Landlocked & Donbas Enters Endgame 🚨Ukrainian long-range drone attacks have on the outcome of the war? 🚨The result of this campaign caused Putin to wage the war more aggressively against Ukraine. The Russians have shut down the Odesa port complex on the Black Sea, and they've shut down all of the, Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea, which effectively means that Ukraine is now a landlocked country. This is disastrous for Ukraine. Before the war started, about 90% of, Ukrainian exports went through, the Odesa ports, 90%. And, .. No, I take that back. 90% of the agricultural goods went through Odesa, And about 70% of the overall exports went through Odesa. These are remarkable numbers.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

27,968 views • 1 day ago

RUTTE: Ukraine is doing very well on the battlefield, killing or seriously wounding 30,000 to 35,000 Russians a month. These are incredible numbers, and they are having a huge impact on Russia. And Russian economy is also struggling at the moment. Ukrainians are being very effective at striking Russian energy infrastructure, particularly oil refineries inside Russia, which help finance the war effort. Putin is spending almost 50% of his state budget on defense and three-quarters of his tax revenue on the war. What we need now is for Putin to play ball and come to negotiating table. So far, he has only repeated his maximalist demands.
1:17

RUTTE: Ukraine is doing very well on the battlefield, killing or seriously wounding 30,000 to 35,000 Russians a month. These are incredible numbers, and they are having a huge impact on Russia. And Russian economy is also struggling at the moment. Ukrainians are being very effective at striking Russian energy infrastructure, particularly oil refineries inside Russia, which help finance the war effort. Putin is spending almost 50% of his state budget on defense and three-quarters of his tax revenue on the war. What we need now is for Putin to play ball and come to negotiating table. So far, he has only repeated his maximalist demands.

Kate from Kharkiv

52,320 views • 1 month ago

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer: “I have concerns about Putin being on a Board of Peace. He is waging war on a European country. They are raining bombs down on Ukraine. People are putting tents in their living rooms to keep warm.”
0:32

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer: “I have concerns about Putin being on a Board of Peace. He is waging war on a European country. They are raining bombs down on Ukraine. People are putting tents in their living rooms to keep warm.”

Open Source Intel

30,695 views • 6 months ago

[Q]: We're seeing reports that the exports [of Russian oil] are way down. How do you think that could affect the war in Ukraine, the United States interests and your partners here tonight, too? President Trump: I can say that the exports from Russia are way down. We just like to see an end to the war. A lot of Russian soldiers are being killed. So we think at some point they're going to get very smart and they're going to do that. So yeah, the Russian exports are substantially down.
0:34

[Q]: We're seeing reports that the exports [of Russian oil] are way down. How do you think that could affect the war in Ukraine, the United States interests and your partners here tonight, too? President Trump: I can say that the exports from Russia are way down. We just like to see an end to the war. A lot of Russian soldiers are being killed. So we think at some point they're going to get very smart and they're going to do that. So yeah, the Russian exports are substantially down.

Anton Gerashchenko

57,530 views • 8 months ago

"The US argument on India is false. If you look at Indian petroleum exports before and after Ukraine, its virtually the same. So the idea that India refineries are importing Russian oil, exporting it and making a lot of money is not correct," says analyst Anas Alhajji
1:39

"The US argument on India is false. If you look at Indian petroleum exports before and after Ukraine, its virtually the same. So the idea that India refineries are importing Russian oil, exporting it and making a lot of money is not correct," says analyst Anas Alhajji

Shashank Mattoo

181,566 views • 11 months ago

STUBB: Ukraine is doing well in terms of long-distance strikes. Russian oil refineries are being hit, with 40% of refining capacity going down. On the other hand, Russia keeps hitting and killing civilians. Ukraine lacks air defense. Europeans and Americans need to work on this.
0:34

STUBB: Ukraine is doing well in terms of long-distance strikes. Russian oil refineries are being hit, with 40% of refining capacity going down. On the other hand, Russia keeps hitting and killing civilians. Ukraine lacks air defense. Europeans and Americans need to work on this.

Kate from Kharkiv

21,064 views • 23 days ago

Reporter: What is your assessment on Ukraine's strike on Russian oil refineries and military factories? Trump: Uhhh phrase the question differently please. Reporter: Ukraine delivered a lot of strikes on the Russian military factories and on oil refineries, and they ran out of gas. Trump: Uhhhh Marco why don't you answer that?
0:40

Reporter: What is your assessment on Ukraine's strike on Russian oil refineries and military factories? Trump: Uhhh phrase the question differently please. Reporter: Ukraine delivered a lot of strikes on the Russian military factories and on oil refineries, and they ran out of gas. Trump: Uhhhh Marco why don't you answer that?

Headquarters

278,676 views • 24 days ago

HODGES: I love waking up every morning and seeing smoke coming from Russian oil terminal, or bridge that’s been hit, or Russian convoy vehicles on fire. I love seeing pictures of Russian tourists in Crimea who are amazed at what’s happening. They can’t believe this is happening. To me, this just shows that Russian government has not been honest with its people about the true state of the war. I mean, who would take their family to Crimea for a summer holiday in the middle of the war with everything that’s going on? So now, Russian population is starting to experience a little of what Ukrainians have been dealing with for years. It’s clear to me that the momentum has shifted in favor of Ukraine. It’s becoming increasingly obvious, even to skeptics who weren’t sure Ukraine could pull this off. I think it’s very important that both Ukraine and the West keep their foot on the gas and don’t let up now.
1:36

HODGES: I love waking up every morning and seeing smoke coming from Russian oil terminal, or bridge that’s been hit, or Russian convoy vehicles on fire. I love seeing pictures of Russian tourists in Crimea who are amazed at what’s happening. They can’t believe this is happening. To me, this just shows that Russian government has not been honest with its people about the true state of the war. I mean, who would take their family to Crimea for a summer holiday in the middle of the war with everything that’s going on? So now, Russian population is starting to experience a little of what Ukrainians have been dealing with for years. It’s clear to me that the momentum has shifted in favor of Ukraine. It’s becoming increasingly obvious, even to skeptics who weren’t sure Ukraine could pull this off. I think it’s very important that both Ukraine and the West keep their foot on the gas and don’t let up now.

Kate from Kharkiv

36,138 views • 1 month ago

Russia's oil exports and the price they are getting for their exports are now at a 4 year low. Russia is screwed.
1:50

Russia's oil exports and the price they are getting for their exports are now at a 4 year low. Russia is screwed.

Jake Broe

15,884 views • 9 months ago

Between January and May this year, our warriors struck 15 Russian oil refineries. Russia has already imposed bans on exports of aviation fuel and gasoline, and is also considering a ban on diesel exports. As of May, nearly 40% of Russia’s primary oil refining capacity is offline.
5:37

Between January and May this year, our warriors struck 15 Russian oil refineries. Russia has already imposed bans on exports of aviation fuel and gasoline, and is also considering a ban on diesel exports. As of May, nearly 40% of Russia’s primary oil refining capacity is offline.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

243,529 views • 2 months ago

Russian propagandist Maksim Kalashnikov stated that Ukraine's attacks on oil refineries, gas pumping stations, and pipelines are no longer pinpoint actions, but a systematic campaign aimed at Russia's economic shattering. "I can state that the situation is deteriorating. The fuel crisis is developing now. The voices of those who say that they have to switch to rationed consumption using coupons, basically fuel cards, are becoming louder and louder," he said.
2:05

Russian propagandist Maksim Kalashnikov stated that Ukraine's attacks on oil refineries, gas pumping stations, and pipelines are no longer pinpoint actions, but a systematic campaign aimed at Russia's economic shattering. "I can state that the situation is deteriorating. The fuel crisis is developing now. The voices of those who say that they have to switch to rationed consumption using coupons, basically fuel cards, are becoming louder and louder," he said.

Anton Gerashchenko

345,714 views • 10 months ago

☢️🚨 WHAT IS HAPPENING IN UKRAINE: “That war is getting more dangerous than ever!” In the last 72 hours, “Ukraine has carried out very serious strikes on oil refineries in Moscow that have closed airports. They are now able to attack deep into Russian territory—they attacked Saint Petersburg, where Putin was.” The Ukrainians have a simple argument: “If you’re going to attack Kiev and our cities, we can attack yours.” “BIG DIFFERENCE IS: Russia is a nuclear-armed power, and Ukraine is not.” Glenn Greenwald on the little-scrutinized danger of the Russia-Ukraine war:
2:20

☢️🚨 WHAT IS HAPPENING IN UKRAINE: “That war is getting more dangerous than ever!” In the last 72 hours, “Ukraine has carried out very serious strikes on oil refineries in Moscow that have closed airports. They are now able to attack deep into Russian territory—they attacked Saint Petersburg, where Putin was.” The Ukrainians have a simple argument: “If you’re going to attack Kiev and our cities, we can attack yours.” “BIG DIFFERENCE IS: Russia is a nuclear-armed power, and Ukraine is not.” Glenn Greenwald on the little-scrutinized danger of the Russia-Ukraine war:

System Update

62,425 views • 1 month ago

[WATCH] The illegal strike is slowing down but the one problem is waste collection and this was caused by the violent attacks on our waste trucks. We are now working double time to catch-up. City of Tshwane
1:29

[WATCH] The illegal strike is slowing down but the one problem is waste collection and this was caused by the violent attacks on our waste trucks. We are now working double time to catch-up. City of Tshwane

Tshwane Coalition

33,327 views • 2 years ago

We’ve just witnessed a major escalation in Ankara. NATO has effectively declared war. Europe is now acting as a rear for Ukraine, claiming to be involved in the deep strikes on Russia’s oil refineries to create tension within Russia and claiming it’s okay to kill Russians.
1:16

We’ve just witnessed a major escalation in Ankara. NATO has effectively declared war. Europe is now acting as a rear for Ukraine, claiming to be involved in the deep strikes on Russia’s oil refineries to create tension within Russia and claiming it’s okay to kill Russians.

Vladimir Soloviev

90,616 views • 23 days ago