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    How Ukraine SHUT DOWN Russia’s Biggest Industry with Endless Airstrikes!



    Russia… One of the world’s biggest energy giants is currently reeling from an unprecedented crisis.
    Ukraine’s drone strikes are setting giant oil refineries and ports on the Black Sea coast ablaze.
    This has left the oil and gas sector, the backbone of the Russian economy, reeling under international sanctions and security threats.
    The smoke is not only affecting Moscow’s coffers, but also global oil markets and the security of energy supplies.
    They say that everything in Russia is about oil.
    If so, Ukraine’s targeting of the Russian oil industry was bad news for the Kremlin.
    Over the past four months, Ukrainian forces have intensified their attacks on Russian military installations, industrial centers and energy infrastructure.
    According to the data collected, Ukraine has carried out at least sixty six successful attacks on strategic targets inside Russia over the past four months.
    In particular, Russian oil refineries have gone up in flames, while serious disruptions in energy lines across the country have plunged Russia into a dark impasse.
    Russia is now experiencing the most difficult days of its history.
    The Russian people, who once lived safely within the country’s borders, are now witnessing another airstrike every night.
    Red flames rising into the sky, fire brigade sirens, drone buzzes, warnings from air defense systems are becoming an integral part of Russia.
    In two thousand twenty four, Kiev launched attacks on more than eighty Russian oil refineries and depots, resulting in the closure of some facilities due to damage and costly repairs.
    As a result of Ukraine’s aggressive policy, four major Russian oil refineries were forced to suspend their operations.
    This dramatic picture is causing anxiety not only at the local level but also in international energy markets.
    While refineries engulfed by flames remind us once again how fragile the security of energy supply is, international market players warn that these developments could have repercussions on global trade and geopolitical balances.
    Moreover, this catastrophe in the energy cycle poses a serious threat to Russia’s economic stability.
    This is because the energy sector plays a vital role both in the country’s sources of income and in the international arena.
    So why is Russia unable to counter these attacks.
    What kind of impact do the attacks have on Russia.

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    40 Comments

    11. @Light_Worker on

      I am Ukrainian with double citizenship of Ukraine and American. And haven’t tell you after Trump administration I more proud of be Ukrainian. I know when war will be over many Ukrainians want to go back to restore our country together.

    17. @albertohing9753 on

      BRAVO POR. UCRANIA..!!!

      ABAJO…PUTIN…KREMLIN..
      HASTA SU. TOTAL DERROTA. !!!!

      NO CEDER NI UNA PULGADA DE TIERRAS UCRANIANAS A LOS INVASORES GENOCIDAS DE LA FEDERACION RUSA..!!!

    27. @normanbaratelli4651 on

      Why do you describe attacks on Russian oil refineries but for some reason you feel you must blur fires and smoke. Are you secretly supporting Russia and think that if an image is blurred we might think that nothing really happened? I mean, why blur smoke? Seems pointless to me. Pointless… and I wish news outlets would continue to STRESS Ukraine's almost complete avoidance of civilian casualties, in direct opposition of Russian tactics which are mainly aimed at civilian targets such as hospitals, market places, schools, churches, museums and civilian housing. Entire cities have been destroyed by the orc, 100% civilian!

    28. @ZackaryYoung-i5g on

      Russia will see a monumental energy crisis if they continue to throw shock troops at Ukraine. They have modern military capability and can easily destroy Russian infrastructure.

    32. @robertthomasjones9278 on

      There was a TASS REPORTER in the Oval Office when Zelenskyy was meeting with orange boy. Now how does a TASS reporter get into the Oval Office. Were they just walking by? They were live streaming to Putin and Russia. Putin is losing and he asked his buddy for help, so they set up Zelenskyy to musclel him into a shit deal. But I think it backfired

    33. @adywert on

      Yo, listen up—this ain't just a track,
      It's a call for peace, gotta bring love back.
      Too many lives lost, too many tears,
      Time to break the cycle, shift the gears.

      Boom, boom, hear the bombs in the night,
      Cities in flames, man, this ain't right.
      Kids in the rubble, no food, no light,
      While leaders just talk, but they don’t wanna fight.
      Soldiers march, fear in their eyes,
      Prayin' to God they see sunrise.
      Enemy's faceless, just like them,
      Same broken hearts, same lost friends.

    35. @patsero6963 on

      TRUMP NEEDS TO GO! HE HAS JEOPARDIZED WE THE PEOPLE
      ECONOMICALLY STABILITY AND NOW ALIENATING US FROM OUR ALLIES. ACTIVATE 25TH AMENDMENT. SEND HIM TO JAIL.
      STOP THE RAPE. REPUBLICANS ARE SILENT PARTNERS. HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE FOR UNLEASHING A MADMAN

    38. @maegardnermills4292 on

      Refineries. Oh dear. I used to live in Louisiana. Those are very dangerous for the climate. I pray for the Russians. If Russians attacked us, I want you to study pipelines . Notice how it will rip this county up. All the firemen no doubt are on very high alert.
      ❤️❤❤️ 🕊 🕊 🕊 🕊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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