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❗️🇺🇦🇷🇺Putin’s inner circle is increasingly worried about Ukrainian strikes on key Russian defense industry facilities, with business leaders highlighting unprecedented damage. 🇷🇺 A good ending is not in sight: Putin’s entourage is concerned about Ukraine’s attacks on key enterprises of Russia’s defense industry. 🔹 In a letter to Putin,...

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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.
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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.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 JUST IN: Ukraine’s strikes are forcing Russia to IMPORT jet fuel for its military aviation. Moscow has reportedly received around 70,000 tons of Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt after damage to Russian refineries reduced domestic aviation fuel production, according to Ukraine’s military intelligence. The imported fuel can be used by Russian combat aircraft and strike drones. Ukraine is hitting Russia where it hurts, the fuel powering the war machine.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 JUST IN: Ukraine’s strikes are forcing Russia to IMPORT jet fuel for its military aviation. Moscow has reportedly received around 70,000 tons of Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt after damage to Russian refineries reduced domestic aviation fuel production, according to Ukraine’s military intelligence. The imported fuel can be used by Russian combat aircraft and strike drones. Ukraine is hitting Russia where it hurts, the fuel powering the war machine.

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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.

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‼️🇺🇦🏴‍☠️ "Lies will destroy us all!" - Deep State sounds the alarm, false reports from Ukrainian Armed Forces commanders lead to new defeats for Ukraine. The Ukrainian analytical resource Deep State claims that local commanders are distorting information about the real situation in the Dnipropetrovsk region and adjacent front lines, where the Russian army is actively advancing. "A significant factor in the success of Russian forces remains the lies in reports from the ground about the actual state of affairs, which prevents an adequate assessment of risks and response to changes in the situation at the highest level. This is a huge problem that brings catastrophic consequences," Deep State reports. The situation on the front includes: - The entire front from Oleksiivka to Novopil is under constant pressure from Russian forces. - Active combat continues in the Dachne area — Russian forces are trying to gain a foothold, while Ukrainian forces are conducting defensive operations. - A tense situation persists in the Yalta area, near the administrative border, where Russian forces are attempting to break through. - A "chaotic situation" is noted along the line of Novokhatske – Piddubne – Myrne – Perebudova – Komar – Fedorivka – Voskresenka. Deep State emphasizes that inaccurate information from field commanders is a critical factor undermining defense and response to tactical threats. -RVvoenkor

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Strike on “Flamingo”: Russian forces hit facilities linked to Ukrainian missile production Overnight, Russian strikes targeted not just military facilities, but an entire chain of Ukraine’s military-industrial complex — from missile engine and electronics production to the assembly of attack drones. According to Russia’s Defense Ministry, facilities in Kiev , Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne, and Dnipropetrovsk regions were hit. These sites are involved in the production and maintenance of weapons. In Lviv, strikes hit the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, which is involved in aircraft repairs and the production of missile engine components, as well as the “LORTA” plant, which produces onboard electronics, radar systems, and equipment for missile systems. In the Ivano-Frankivsk region, strikes targeted facilities linked to the production and storage of missile weapons, including the ground-launched “Flamingo” cruise missiles. In Kiev , facilities involved in the production of drone components and ammunition were hit, including the “Mayak” plant, which produces weapons components and attack drone elements, as well as enterprises producing reconnaissance and strike UAVs. The Rivne chemical plant “Rivneazot” was also targeted — a facility that produces components for missile systems and chemical materials used in the defense industry. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the target was the “Aquaplast” turbofan plant, which, according to the Russian Defense Ministry, is involved in assembling attack drones, unmanned boats, and repairing military equipment. In addition to defense industry facilities, military airfields, telecommunications, and logistics centers in Kiev , Lviv, and several other Ukrainian regions were also targeted.
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Strike on “Flamingo”: Russian forces hit facilities linked to Ukrainian missile production Overnight, Russian strikes targeted not just military facilities, but an entire chain of Ukraine’s military-industrial complex — from missile engine and electronics production to the assembly of attack drones. According to Russia’s Defense Ministry, facilities in Kiev , Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne, and Dnipropetrovsk regions were hit. These sites are involved in the production and maintenance of weapons. In Lviv, strikes hit the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, which is involved in aircraft repairs and the production of missile engine components, as well as the “LORTA” plant, which produces onboard electronics, radar systems, and equipment for missile systems. In the Ivano-Frankivsk region, strikes targeted facilities linked to the production and storage of missile weapons, including the ground-launched “Flamingo” cruise missiles. In Kiev , facilities involved in the production of drone components and ammunition were hit, including the “Mayak” plant, which produces weapons components and attack drone elements, as well as enterprises producing reconnaissance and strike UAVs. The Rivne chemical plant “Rivneazot” was also targeted — a facility that produces components for missile systems and chemical materials used in the defense industry. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the target was the “Aquaplast” turbofan plant, which, according to the Russian Defense Ministry, is involved in assembling attack drones, unmanned boats, and repairing military equipment. In addition to defense industry facilities, military airfields, telecommunications, and logistics centers in Kiev , Lviv, and several other Ukrainian regions were also targeted.

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Putin had a meeting with PM Fico today. It is not possible to hear what they are saying in the video, but Russian Telegram channels give the following summary: Putin: Everything went calmly, with dignity, without unnecessary militarization. Fico: He personally congratulated members of the delegation in Russian. He also told Putin about his flight to Moscow via the Czech Republic, Germany, Sweden, and Finland.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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🚨 Russia's new tactic of missile avalanche may compel Ukraine to peace – military expert Russia conducted a large-scale raid on Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure facilities, as well as Flamingo missile and drone production plants, the Russian Ministry of Defense said. The July 2 strike employed a combination of cruise, supersonic, and hypersonic missiles, supported by high-precision combat UAVs. Judging by Zelensky's hysterical reaction, the damage inflicted on assembly lines of the Flamingo ballistic missiles was serious, Alexander Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis, tells Sputnik. 🔸 European-developed weapons "will face production disruptions" 🔸 "There is no longer any kind of embargo on strikes against Ukraine, which is why any military-related target that may be of interest to Russian armed forces will be hit in the future" 🔸 Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure also immobilize logistics of the Ukrainian military "Ukraine always has the option to stop the strikes on its own territory. They know the conditions perfectly well," Mikhailov summarizes.
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