Russia Burns After Massive Ukraine Strikes
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All hell is breaking loose in Russia and Ukraine right now. Ukraine successfully targeting oil depots and key infrastructure in Russia using drone swarms, flamingo ballistic missiles, and other cutting-edge weaponry. You also have Russia striking inside Ukraine in Zaporizhia, in Kyiv, and Kharkiv. As well, Donald Trump promised he would end this war in day one. Well, we're in June right now, almost in July, and things are escalating. The drone swarms by Ukraine into Russia are causing massive damage, and Putin seems unable to stop these drone swarms and flamingo missiles. Most recently, Russia's Krasnodar cry area, one of southern Russia's largest refineries, burns after last night's massive Ukrainian strikes.
Take a look right here. Sliviansk-on-Kuban in Russia is hot. just to give you a sense of what's going on and i'll play for you the footage in uh just one moment ukraine continued its campaign against russia's oil infrastructure overnight targeting the sliviansk echo refinery in sliviansk nakubani krasnodar cry Slivyansk Echo is one of the largest independent refineries in southern Russia. With an annual processing capacity of up to 5.2 million tons of crude oil or approximately 100,000 barrels per day, it represents an estimated 15 to 20 percent of southern Russia's refining capacity per and plays an important role in supplying fuel across the region. The refinery is co-owned by Robert Paryant, a regional legislature from the ruling United Russia party.
Investigative reporting has identified Slivyantsevsky as a supplier to a Russian fuel company that was allegedly involved in exchanges with North Korea as well. Let me show you Kate from Kharkiv's video. Let's just play this video right here as well. Look at this picture.
This is at the entrance to Slavyansk.
This is the night flight. Also, what you have right here is some footage from the night from Kate from Kharkiv, Slavyansk on Kuban, where this oil refinery was attacked. Here's what it looks like. I'll just show you some photos. Here's another photo.
What recent events have escalated tensions between Russia and Ukraine?
Let me show you what it looked like at night. This is Kate from Kharkiv. Let's play it.
So cold in there.
How is Ukraine targeting Russia's oil infrastructure?
Chestnut.
Another video that was posted right here, this time from Victoria's Log. Jay from Kivri posted it. Shout out, Jay. He's got a great YouTube site as well. The last remaining air defense near Kirch Bridge, right by Crimea, was blown to shreds by these Ukrainian drones and these flamingos just flying. targeting piece by piece. It does seem like something big is about to happen in Crimea. We've been covering how one by one by one, you've had these air defenses that were being knocked out by Ukraine. Let's play it right here.
Now, you'll recall a day before that, you had those Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles striking Russia's Titan Barkhati defense class in the Volgograd region during the morning's long-range attack. This was a facility that was used to manufacture launcher systems for several of Russia's key missile platforms including the Iskandar ballistic missile system which had been targeting and continues to target areas in Ukraine as well. Let's play this clip.
want to show you that volgograd strike right here so you can see what these ukrainian flamingos look like let's play this clip as well Where are you? One more. One more.
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President Zelensky of Ukraine then posted this video right here of 15 of the regions in Ukraine that were targeted in Russian strikes.
What impact are Ukraine's drone strikes having on Russian military operations?
Let's play this clip as well.
More from President Zelensky right here. He says, our warriors began Ukraine's Constitution Day with great accuracy.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:15
2
What recent events have escalated tensions between Russia and Ukraine?
3:15–3:27
3
How is Ukraine targeting Russia's oil infrastructure?
3:27–6:33
4
What impact are Ukraine's drone strikes having on Russian military operations?
6:33–9:01
5
What are the significant developments in southern Russia following Ukrainian strikes?
9:01–18:28