RUSSIAN Oil Refineries Face 3 Million Drone Attacks in 2024 as Ukraine & West Targets Russian Oil

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Between 21st January and 23rd March Ukraine launched HUNDREDS of DRONE ATTACKS against Russian Oil Refineries located IN RUSSIA. These attacks show that Ukraine is now looking to target longer range attacks on infrastructure in Russia to reduce the amount of revenue that Russia is earning from Oil Exports. Ukraine has now announced that it has the capacity to produce 2 MILLION drones in 2024 and the European Union has committed to provide an additional 1 MILLION meaning that Ukraine will be able to launch 3 MILLION attacks over the next 12 months. In this video I provide more details of drone production, discuss the recent announcement that Russia is now IMPORTING Gasoline from Belarus, look at the impact on Russian Oil Production and the potential impact on both Russia's Oil & Gas Industry and the Russian Economy.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
3:13 3 MILLION DRONES
8:13 DRONE ATTACKS
13:54 RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCTION
18:25 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

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[alexguest]

Ukraine needs to KEEP ON DOING THIS. DESPITE WHAT THE USA SAYS. This is a potentially war-winning strategy, when taken with all the military action/sanctions etc.
The USA are just looking at the price of oil. Ukraine is FIGHTING FOR IT'S LIFE. Yes, because of this action, the price of oil may well go up. But in comparison to the effects of Russia winning the war and potentially invading NATO countries, this is a small price to pay.

[DJ-bhju]

Fair is fair... the Russians started by attacking Ukraine's wheat terminals....

[vamankirtany]

Special Refinery Operations by Ukraine is succeeding. Dronetastic.

[marcm.]

If Ukraine targets the refineries, and the West targets oil prices, this is just a nightmare scenario for any petrostate... I couldn't be happier

[ronmullard]

bullies don't like it when you fight back....

[axelv]

Ukraine should hit the pipelines supplying russian oil to belarusian refineries.

[macmcleod]

Armies need fuel to move. This is a good strategy.

[benfowler]

The biggest enemy of the bunker rat is himself.

[alanmcmillan]

The news of Drone support for Ukraine is uplifting. This is great news, and the future is limitless.

[robertgries]

When Ukraine takes out the oil production connected with pipelines backing up to well heads in the permafrost. Once the Siberian well heads are damaged they could most likely be off line for ever. In the 1990's Russia's Siberian well heads were damaged simply because of the difficulty to pump oil in this environment. It took Russia about 30 years get them up again, but as you indicated, it was the big western oil production services that got Siberian wells back on line.

[keylime]

Ukranians are brilliant! They care about their soldiers and came up with a genius way to shift advantage to Ukraine with unmanned weapons! 🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦❤️

[bruceculver]

If the Russians have to shut in their oil wells in Siberia and the wells freeze, they will not be able to bring them back on line - that would require western oil companies to do, and those companies have left Russia, probably for

[JeffBourke]

This is unbelievable new warfare. Drone defence is much more expensive than drone offence. Outrageously one sided war economics!!!

[robertd]

They keep hopping from oil, to airbases, to naval assets, to manufacturing. Keep up the good work Ukraine.

[LewisSkeeter]

If the USA wanted Ukraine to win (rather than be stuck in a stalemate) its policies would have been quite different. Zelenskyy is right to ignore the calls to stop his successful strikes on Russian oil and gas.

[olivierbeltrami]

Ukraine has finally found its counterattack strategy.

[DashedSimpusMaximus]

Western oil installation being destroyed in Russia, how is Russia ganna fix or maintain them now?
Lack of tech + supplies + personnel must really be hurting now.
This is a good precedent against China for invading Taiwan.
Interesting times indeed.

[rumpires]

Good to see you back. Best regards from Portugal

[stevev]

Importing from Belarus?! They won't have the resources to allow that to go on long. Desperation on a new level in the Kremlin.

[davidangeron]

THE #TERMINATORII SCENARIO: Well, assuming that Russia has 500K men on the Frontlines, three million Drones is six per soldier!!!