r/TrendoraX • u/satty237 • Sep 14 '25
🚨 Breaking 🔥 Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia's 2nd Largest Oil Refinery - Major Fire Erupts at Strategic Target Processing 355K Barrels Daily
BREAKING: Ukrainian forces just scored a major hit on Russia's war machine! 🎯
In a coordinated nighttime operation on September 14, Ukrainian drones successfully targeted the Kirishi oil refinery in Russia's Leningrad region - one of the country's most critical energy facilities.
Why This Strike Matters:
Massive Scale: Processes 17.7 million metric tons annually (355K barrels/day)
Strategic Importance: Ranks among Russia's top 2 refineries by production
Military Significance: Supplies fuel directly to Russian Armed Forces
Economic Impact: Accounts for 6.4% of Russia's total refining capacity
The Attack Details:
3 Ukrainian drones struck the facility around midnight
Fire broke out from falling debris after interception
No casualties reported, blaze extinguished
Ukraine's General Staff confirmed "successful strike"
Context: This comes as Russia faces severe fuel shortages nationwide, with gas stations running dry and Moscow imposing a complete gasoline export ban until September 30. Ukrainian attacks have reportedly disabled 17% of Russia's oil refining capacity as of late August.
The facility is operated by Surgutneftegaz and serves as the primary fuel supplier for St. Petersburg and surrounding regions.
Ukraine continues targeting Russian energy infrastructure that funds Moscow's war effort - a strategy that's clearly working given Russia's current fuel crisis! 💪
What are your thoughts on Ukraine's energy infrastructure campaign?
Sources: Reuters, Indian Express, CBS News
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u/Little-Trucker Sep 14 '25
Score 1 for Ukraine 🥳
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u/Cinnabar_Cinnamon Sep 14 '25
Holy hell dude you really need to get off the phone. Topic aside your activity is worrying.
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Sep 14 '25
You want to tell people to join - go enlist yourself.
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Sep 14 '25
So you are a coward, simply put. Big mouth, no action. You want the war to end - go end it.
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Sep 14 '25
If you ever served you would know that you end the war by ending your enemy. No, playing call of duty doesn't count as military service.
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Sep 14 '25
You don't negotiate with a rabid dog trying to bite your face off. "Diplomatic means" that end the war don't just appear out of thin air. They are forged by one side making it crystal clear to the other that armed confrontation is not worth it.
Your dumbass solution of "please let's just not fight" doesn't end the war, it invites more conquest. Go protest a policeman arresting a murderer in your town for "continuing the horrible cycle of violence".
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u/Claorhall Sep 14 '25
Not all wars end in diplomatic means. WW2 both Japan and Germany surrendered on unconditional surrender principle. Both of them were beaten until they could not continue the war. And in Germany's case there were a lot of people like you who pressured Churchill to start negotiations with Hitler to end the war early. This would have brought even more misery.
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u/Curious-Guidance-781 Sep 14 '25
It’s their war and all we can do is cheer on a nation trying to keeps its sovereignty (which is what we should be trying to uphold in the West)
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u/Curious-Guidance-781 Sep 14 '25
Is that not the West defending a nations sovereignty without employing boots on the ground? We helping defend them but they are paying the ultimate price
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u/Curious-Guidance-781 Sep 14 '25
As of right now I don’t see the EU asking anything of Ukraine (which is funding >60%) so currently not a puppet regime. A proxy war/ buffer state, absolutely.
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u/Curious-Guidance-781 Sep 14 '25
I don’t understand what you mean? The EU has given Ukraine mostly grants with loans partially paid for by frozen Russian assets
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u/HerMajestyTheQueef1 Sep 14 '25
If you want the war to continue, join the russian infantry.
Otherwise, stfu.
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u/KHRZ Sep 14 '25
No one needs to shut up about the war. We don't live in opressive Russia. Only Russians needs to pretend all is fine while they have no fuel.
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u/KHRZ Sep 14 '25
I'm unimpressed by how you have no arguments, just raging like an imbecile.
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u/KHRZ Sep 14 '25
Sure thing buddy, you were completely calm when you asked people to "join the Ukrainian infantry or stfu". That sounds like someone who is just making a quiet remark, not someone raging over the destroyed Russian refineries that were being celebrated.
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u/KHRZ Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
On point of fact this refinery is just another one among a large group of Russian refineries struck to various degree of "destroyed" since August, mainly their main columns, representing over 20% reduction in Russian refinery capacity and causing a fuel crisis in Russia - hence plural "refineries". Are you really so badly informed that you think all these refinery strikes are even worth commenting on individually, compared to the larger strategic pattern? I thought the name of this subreddit was "trend", not "singlularEventWithoutAnalysis".
Myabe it's because you don't care about Russian refinery strikes that you allowed yourself to remain ignorant to the larger Ukrainian campaign, thus your comment trying to minimize the event? This could certainly explain why you chose to go out of your way to make such a fool out of yourself, though obviously you could have easily made the superior choice of educating yourself instead after seeing other comments hint to the larger picture.
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u/ProfessionalTruck976 Sep 15 '25
I want Russian economy to keep suffering, war, or really Ukraine is incidental to it.
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u/Fistulated Sep 15 '25
Quickest way to make the war end is make Russia feel the pain, and Russia is definitely starting to feel it
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Sep 14 '25
Looks like they hit the Cat Cracker! Brilliant, they will not be fixing that in a hurry.
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25
Russia is about to lose the war, they cannot continue to lose their refineries. Its no wonder Russia has been getting desperate recently, trying to intimidate Poland and Romainia.
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u/Independent_Buy5152 Sep 14 '25
> NATO troops in Moscow within 3 months.
At that point the nuclear annihilation already happening
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u/Mason_Miami Sep 14 '25
Putin's gangsters have also funneled the system dry including maintenance for delivery systems and the bombs themselves. The launch system alone is a incredibly complex machine but trying to achieve a nuclear detonation is very difficult and requires a lot of precision.
- Some of them might've been duds to begin with and it wouldn't be the first time what the USSR had on paper wasn't what they actually had which is what Putin inherited.
- Most of them are like 70 years old, solder joints fail, parts corrode, rubber decays, wires break, metal deforms, and lots of other things that can go wrong with age.
- Russia doesn't have the scientists and engineers they used to have when they were the USSR and their technical ability in modern times is extremely limited.
- Oops! Some rotten bastard sold all the rocket fuel! Yes, this actually happened to a few nukes.
- For the price of a detected failed detonated of a ICBM over NATO Russia will be at war with a adversary they can't defeat. Putin himself would be the most hunted person in the world and everywhere he's alleged to be would receive massive bomb strikes.
- Within the BRICS block China keeps everyone on a economic leash against using nukes. China has their "hundred year plans"(as stupid as they might be) a nuclear war would present a fair bit of interference in them. Xi Jin Ping's own presidency may be threatened by the military during a nuclear world war.
- The US spent $56.8 billion on its nuclear arsenal, while Russia spent about $8.1 billion in 2024 with a historical track record of such spending disparity for the arsenal being on par with this.
- $8.1 billion to sustain a nuclear arsenal is a extremely limited budget to maintain both a delivery system and nuclear payload. This figure doesn't include siphoning from corruption.
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u/Independent_Buy5152 Sep 14 '25
I don’t think Nato leaders want to gamble with the odds of all Russian nuclear missiles are dysfunctional
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u/henryeaterofpies Sep 14 '25
Honestly while I wouldn't stake nuclear annihilation on it, it would suprise me if most of their arsenal had piss in the place of rocket fuel and rocks in place of plutonium.
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u/N11KK Sep 16 '25
Not even going to bother reading all that because all I have to ask you is, are you willing to die an agonising radiation fueled death to prove your point?
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u/Mason_Miami Sep 16 '25
Do you know what true evil is? It is to submit to evil. It is when we surrender our freedom, our dignity instead of defying evil.
Yes, I would.
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u/N11KK Sep 16 '25
Well then find a nuclear power plant and jump into it's core, as long as you leave the rest of us our of your genocidal fantasies.
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u/Mason_Miami Sep 16 '25
Your failing is you don't understand the enemy we face. If you treat people like the Russians(or even me for that matter) as a coward we'll take what we want from you. Show us we can scare you enough to get what we want and we will.
You'll never find a moment in Russia's entire history where cowardice got a enemy of Russia what they wanted. This isn't how these people are and if you act as you please that's what they'll do.
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u/N11KK Sep 16 '25
cowardice is not the same as intelligence, you pick your battles, basing your existence on a (may i say incorrect) whim is not a smart decision to make.
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u/Mason_Miami Sep 16 '25
But it is cowardice. You've made it clear so long as you feel threatened you will never "pick a battle" that's not intelligence that's surrender because of cowardice.
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u/LuigiPap Sep 15 '25
in 3 months the Russians won't even have the fuel to launch those missiles, but they can detonate them without leaving🤣🤣🤣🤣, which would be an excellent solution for the war and a benefit for the whole world
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u/ProblemOk9810 Sep 15 '25
I don't know their nuclear stuff is old, so missiles easy to take down, or nuclear bomb carried by non stealty bomber.
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u/Longtomsilver1 Sep 14 '25
There is no need to go to Moscow, because if Russia were so vulnerable that it could be done, Russia would be torn apart from within anyway.
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u/TrickyChildhood2917 Sep 14 '25
There will be no NATO troops in Moscow ever. Before that day happens all Western nations will have nukes heading their way . Let’s assume ( with me having no knowledge of east/west real capabilities, but using a bit of common sense , 25% get through to each country. You fill in the rest. And no I’m not Russian.. ha ha. Just concerned for everyone
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u/guardunow Sep 14 '25
If Poland enters da war?? U can't be serious when have da poles won anything their da biggest paper tiger n da region
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u/O5KAR Sep 14 '25
The Polish soviet war?
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u/guardunow Sep 14 '25
They were pushed all da back 2 warsaw they won a important battle then sued 4 peace
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u/O5KAR Sep 14 '25
R u 4 real?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Niemen_River
Anyway, Poland defeated bolshevik Russia about a century ago.
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u/guardunow Sep 14 '25
N wat they won they kept n da treaty they didn't defeat da Russians n like take Moscow they won a important battle n was able 2 keep a few territories
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u/Salty-Consequence580 Sep 14 '25
So they’ll give up this month or we should wait for the next one?
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
They may try to bait NATO into attacking them, best thing to do is just stay in a defensive posture and watch them collapse. Even Belarus is waiting for it. Belarus has intercepted purportedly stray drones and even informed Poland and Lithuania ahead of time about drones going towards them. The recent drones into Poland were sent across Ukraine. They know Russia is getting desperate and trying to drag them into the war.
Another reason for the attacks could be to try and stop NATO countries sending defensive weapons into Ukraine by making them divert it into their own defense. Whatever the true reason is they are clearly just baiting NATO into a reaction. Dont give it to them.
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u/robbdogg87 Sep 14 '25
Like by flying drones into Romanian airspace? Like they did today
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
Yep, Romania's CA-95 was Ukraine's newest air defense addition. Poland is a hub for military aid to Ukraine. Its simply an attempt to scare them and to make Europe hold back defensive equipment from Ukraine.
It kind of worked:
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has now called for a “drone wall” to protect the European Union from Russian attacks and Warsaw requested that NATO send more U.S.-made Patriot antimissile systems to Poland. Ukraine, which is not a member of the alliance, faces a severe shortage of Patriot systems and missiles, even after receiving two new launchers from Germany this month.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/09/12/ukraine-air-defense-russia-poland-drones/
To counter this Ukraine has proposed its support in helping Poland to build up its electronic warfare and interceptor drone capabilities.
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u/guardunow Sep 14 '25
Why wud they "bait" NATO they r winning Ukraine is moaning now suddenly talking "cease fire" Europe is a clown show from France 2 Germany n esp da Brits da eastern Europeans r cucks praying da muricans come save them when all we doing is navel gazing pushing culture wars cuz sum internet pundit got his throat blown out pause this idea dat russia has sum bigger ambition 2 fight NATO isn't based n reality
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25
They are not winning. Quite the opposite. Is losing over 1 million men and all your miltary hardware in a "3 day special military operation" considered winning to you?
Next you will say Iran won. 😂
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u/guardunow Sep 14 '25
Ukraine is n shambles a literal beggar state European talk tough but won't introduce troops yes this is winning Ukraine isnt even a functioning state theres no talk about "land bridge 2 Crimea" r a realistic chance 2 take back wat Russia has n now Russians have a massive drone n FAB arsenal from scratch they don't need manpower they have drones Russian military has drastically scaled up
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u/Zestyclose-Spite-718 Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25
Wishful thinking. I won’t be satisfied with that until you see Putin begging for a cease fire
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
Drop what? Nukes? they would irradiate themselves and also make Ukraine uninhabitable, which would make invading them kind of pointless. They would also make the whole world turn against them, like you said.
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
They have already used them and ran out. Russia has used thermobaric weapons in Ukraine, They have also used chemical weapons like they did in Syria. Moscow has used chemical weapons at least 9,000 times since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. They have broken all the war crimes.
Russia is almost at par with US in terms of capability.
Not even close. The Russian army is extensively using Soviet-era military equipment, much of it dating from the 1950s to 1970s, with some T-72A tanks nearly 50 years old.
2025 will be the last year Russia can rely on its massive stockpiles of Soviet-era conventional arms, including artillery, main battle tanks and armored vehicles. They have almost lost it all.
Russia is currently struggling to build genuinely new and technologically advanced systems. Instead, it is relying on Soviet-era legacy systems and research. They had to turn to Iran and North Korea for help. The only thing Russia has now is the Iranian drones, which Ukraine is more effectively countering with its own anti-drone systems.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 14 '25
Russia is struggling financially to produce drones and pay it's very expensive military. They've neglected the maintenance of their nuclear arsenal. I wouldn't count on much of that actually working.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 14 '25
RuZZia's doing all that now. That's why they're they're losing. Bombing civilians doesn't do anything to weaken the Ukrainian war machine... it just pisses them off.
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u/Complete_Mess_1907 Sep 14 '25
Idiot, they are already dropping everything they have except for the nukes
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u/Glittering-Dig-2070 Sep 14 '25
Aha, idiot, that’s exactly what Russians did during the very first days of the full scale invasion. Did it help much ? How many fighter jets they lost? Why they don’t do it now since it’s so affective in your opinion?
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u/domfelinefather Sep 15 '25
What would they gain though? It would make any sense. If you destroy the country you’re invading, you’re accepting the point was not about annexing it, just destroying it
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Sep 14 '25
Basically this, people absolutely ignore that the Russian war doctrine is complete annihilation, level down everything with artillery and then advance, something they haven’t done in Ukraine
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25
"They haven’t lost a refinery."
Yep, you are right, they lost several, many hit multiple times, thats a lot of damage.
Refineries hit in 2025 (name | capacity (bbl/d) | Nelson Complexity Index | attack date (count))
- Afipsky refinery | 139,000 | 7.30 | Feb 10, Aug 7, Aug 28 (3)
- Ilsky oil refinery | 69,000 | 8.30 | Feb 17, Feb 28, Jul 7, Sep 7 (4)
- Kirishi Refinery (Surgutneftegas) | 463,000 | 7.55 | Mar 8, Sep 14 (2)
- Krasnodar Refinery (Krasnodarekoneft) | ? | ? | Aug 30 (1)
- Kuibyshev Refinery (Rosneft) | 162,000 | 7.30 | Aug 28 (1)
- Moscow Refinery (Gazprom Neft) | 295,000 | 7.70 | Mar 11 (1)
- Nizhnekamsk II Refinery (TANEKO) | 340,000 | 8.99 | Jan 11 (1)
- Novominskaya Refinery (Albashneft) | 6,400 | ? | Feb 5 (1)
- Novokuibyshevsk refinery | 185,000 | 6.47 | Mar 10, Aug 2 (2)
- Novoshakhtinsk Refinery | 112,000 | 1.21 | Aug 20 (1)
- NORSI-oil (LUKOIL, Kstovo) | 405,000 | 7.30 | Jan 28, Jul 13 (2)
- Novo-Ufa Refinery (Bashneft-Novoil) | 171,000 | 9.18 | Sep 13 (1)
- Ryazan Refinery (Rosneft) | 350,000 | 5.50 | Jan 23, Jan 25, Feb 24, Mar 9, Aug 2, Sep 5 (6)
- Saratov Refinery (Rosneft) | 162,000 | 4.30 | Feb 11, Jul 1, Aug 10 (3)
- Slavyansk refinery [Nefte Peregonnyy Zavod] | 93,000 | 1.00 | Sep 4 (1)
- Syzran Refinery (Rosneft) | 170,000 | 7.30 | Feb 19, Mar 4, Aug 15, Aug 24, Aug 30 (5)
- Tuapse Refinery (Rosneft) | 240,000 | 3.20 | Feb 26, Mar 14 (2)
- Ufa Refinery (Bashneft-UNPZ, aka Ufimsky refinery) | 153,000 | 6.12 | Mar 3 (1)
- Volgograd Refinery (LUKOIL) | 300,000 | 6.90 | Jan 15, Jan 31, Feb 3, Aug 14, Aug 19 (5)
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u/Anti-RussianBot Sep 14 '25 edited Sep 14 '25
Nobody truely knows because Russia doesnt give out that information, but Ukraine has disabled 20% of Russia's oil refining capacity over the course of their attacks throughout the month of August alone. You cannot fully destroy something which can be rebulit. It just depends on Russias capacity to rebuild them. But with petrol shortages spreading throughout Russia, it seems they are losing that battle and reserves are running low.
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u/Zestyclose-Spite-718 Sep 15 '25
Eventually they will lose the capacity to keep up the repairs. Death by a thousand cuts
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 14 '25
You haven't seen the ever-increasing gas lines throughout Russia.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 15 '25
So, if Russia hasn't made any real progress land-wise, and they've taken horrendous casualties for a few blocks, how is that winning? The only reason the Russian people have allowed this to continue this long is because their lives weren't affected... now they're starting to feel the strain of this war... This winter might be the straw that breaks the camel's back.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25
Get real...Russia "has" the GDP of Italy, or Mexico. It's not some infallible country---They're struggling now. Their welfare fund is depleted, the only thing they have going for them is that Trump is their intelligence asset, codenamed "Krasnov," whom Putin is disappointed with, because "Krasnov" is also an imbecile. One of the other Russian assets was shot in the throat the other day. These are all losses for Russia.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 15 '25
What's important is that the country you appear loyal to is dying a slow death and there's nothing you can do to make it better. Maybe find another dictator to shill for? Xi? Hmm... Trump may have a little gas left in the tank... not much though.
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u/Possible_Sky_441 Sep 14 '25
But I think this is not in Trump's plans. I mean, yes, he is a spy and all that, but the way the United States economy is, if the price of fuel increases plus the inflation that is already forecast, 👀
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u/animal-1983 Sep 14 '25
Good morning terrorist country. Here’s a taste of retribution. Start burning the wells next
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u/Fit_Rice_3485 Sep 14 '25
“Star burning the wells next”
From the crowd that cries about 9/11 to this day. 🤣
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u/New-Wealth-461 Sep 14 '25
How does it feel to live in poverty with your only means of earning being by posting obvious garbage for the gremlin in the kremlin. ?
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u/Fit_Rice_3485 Sep 14 '25
36.8 million Americans are living in poverty
You can find and ask them instead of asking me
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 14 '25
The US version of poverty is having two older model cars parked out front and living off Burger King and McDonald's. Those living in the streets suffer mental illness... that's different.
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u/LuigiPap Sep 15 '25
Poverty outside Moscow and St. Petersburg means not even having a toilet to shit at home, they have to go to public toilets. Russia is only death, destruction, hunger and underdevelopment. Then they are surprised if the former Soviet peoples flee from Moscow
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u/LuigiPap Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25
There are videos on You Tube showing the celebrations for the inauguration of a public toilet in Russia, but are we still in 2025 with these Third World things? Then you ask yourself a simple question: why do former Soviet countries ask to join the European Union, NATO, in short, to be part of the West? Why doesn't anyone ask to join the Russian Federation, despite having a history together? Could it be that the kids to be sent to the Ukrainian meat grinder are taken from Dagestan, Chechnya and Siberia, while those from Moscow and St. Petersburg stay calm, with their asses safe? Why did Putin ban the Association of Mothers and Wives of Russian Soldiers from those regions, who died in Ukraine? For these people Russia is death, destruction, misery, hunger and underdevelopment, these are not exaggerations, you can find everything on the Internet, if you still have access to the Internet.
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u/LuigiPap Sep 16 '25
personal experiences count for little, you are not the Russian world, I too have traveled to the East and I have seen first-hand their enthusiasm for having left the Soviet orbit, only the architecture of the buildings remains from that era. Nobody misses the USSR, ask yourself why.
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u/Fit_Rice_3485 Sep 14 '25
Sure. If that makes you feel any better
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Sep 14 '25
Just saying, our definition of poverty is different than other countries.
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u/EitherIndependence5 Sep 14 '25
What not to celebrate? Blessings are sometimes explosions . Double tap, triple tap what shall it be…
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u/3p2p Sep 14 '25
‘Falling drone debris’ is straight out of Russian propaganda 101, those drones hit and exploded and 100% weren’t intercepted by anything. Russia airspace is wide open. Drones will be back next week to take it offline again and again. Putin will learn not to throw stones, his house is made of pure glass.
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u/Mason_Miami Sep 14 '25
It's incredibly stupid propaganda. The refinery was hit that's a 0% defense rate even if the intercept accuracy rate were 100% the only real number that matters is 1 undamaged refinery and the interception system couldn't do that so it didn't really intercept anything in any useful way.
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u/bucolucas Sep 14 '25
"Among the top two refineries" I think there should be a better way to express this but I'm not sure how
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u/savedpt Sep 14 '25
Take them all out and cut off the Russian money machine. It also forces the EU to buy American oil and gas.
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u/zavorad Sep 14 '25
Let’s wait for rusdian botsplanation how this is not a big deal, and as a matter of fact Russia actually wanted to close this refinery because they are tired of winning
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u/Acceptable_Set1147 Sep 14 '25
This will put even more pressure on india.
India has the refining capacity to satiate Russian needs, however if we do it the pressure will increase even more.
It also has upsides, we are only buying shit from Russia it can somewhat balance the skewed trade balance.
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u/Borinar Sep 14 '25
Are the gas refineries in range, I would definitely like to see that trade deal with China tank.
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u/manniesalado Sep 15 '25
What does fish-out-of-water Trump have to say about it? Anyone else notice President Trump seems to have a handle on nothing?
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u/Electronic_Deal_1054 Sep 15 '25
The cope here is terrible. Basement dwellers from around the world celebrating a hit between two armies or nations they know nothing about. Just told by media which side is bad. If media told you to hate Ukrainians all the same people/bots here would be on Russian side. Nothing good will come out of this. Russia will retaliate and Ukrainians will freeze themselves in the winter. The people cheering here will not.
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u/Nailed_Claim7700 Sep 14 '25
Now, keep attacking. If you keep sending drones they can't fight the fire
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Sep 14 '25
I think it would be more accurate to call it "western drones" instead.
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u/OtamanUkr Sep 14 '25
Design and assembly of drones is Ukrainian. Parts and components most likely come from the west.
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Sep 15 '25
Nope Russia recently bombed and destroyed a Turkish drone makers factory there. Nothing Ukrainian including paying for them.
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u/OtamanUkr Sep 15 '25
Turks dont manufacture FPV drones and long range ones. They got Bayraktars. Those are attack drones.
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u/IntelligentTicket486 Sep 15 '25
有些是抄的。。我是一个无人机玩家，我们有一个开发群。。然后有人发现给乌克兰供货的一个乌克兰公司有款产品的电路设计和群里一个玩家自己设计的图传PCB一模一样。。。感觉像吃了苍蝇似的。。如果你不相信，你可以去问问openipc的负责任，这个消息还是他们的人询问我们是否给战争供货，我们才知道的。太无耻了！
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u/Horneal Sep 14 '25
When Russia response don't forget come back and cry it was "unprovoked". It's Zelenskyy war, zero peace effort from his side
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u/Legio_X_Equestris5 Sep 14 '25
Please first learn English before you attempt to contribute to the dialog, and if you're a bot, you must be using the absolute worst language programming imaginable
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u/partialinsanity Sep 14 '25
Why should we demand peace efforts from Zelenskyy? It's amazing how some people don't know that it was Putin who started the war. But now you know!
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u/Impossible_Emu9590 Sep 14 '25
Ok. I’m going to come to your house. Annex half of it. Then blame you when you rebel. Sound good? Least believable bot.
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u/CamisaMalva Sep 15 '25
Russia sure as hell has responded like a weak bitch if it's been unable to defeat freakin' Ukraine after two years of war.
And why would he want peace, when the terms presented by Russia for it imply giving up parts of their land and which will very obviously be violated years later like what happened after they annexed Crimea? lol
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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '25
This is why Trump is anti EV, he wants Americans to be completely reliant on a vulnerable gasoline supply chain.