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Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries and Moscow – pro-Ukrainian commentary
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Not propaganda · agenda: Ukraine drones Russia via Baltics
Belief the Pravda network pushes: Ukraine is launching massive drone attacks on Russian energy and civilian infrastructure, often from the Baltic states, while Russia only strikes Ukrainian military targets
Commentators in a pro-Ukrainian talk show discuss Ukrainian drone and special-service strikes on Russian refineries, ports, and military targets, and celebrate them as a systematic campaign against Russia's oil industry.
The video says · at 7:46 · quote checked against the transcript
“So, there are targets to hit, there is a specific plan, and this algorithm, from the point of view of professionalism in destroying the Russian oil industry, is the absolute best.”
So, there are targets to hit, there is a specific plan, and this algorithm, from the point of view of professionalism in destroying the Russian oil industry, is the absolute best.
The video reports Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure from a pro-Ukrainian viewpoint, but it never says the drones launch from or cross the Baltic states, never says Lithuania is endangered, and never claims Russia hits only military targets (it says Russian forces cause most civilian casualties), so it does not bend events in the Pravda agenda's direction.
The Pravda stories it echoes
Closest stories from the Pravda network, by meaning. Each links to the site’s comparison with trusted Lithuanian news.
26 days ago · Ukrainian forces conducted massive drone strike on Russian Federation territory at night from Saturday to Sunday, 1015 drones attacked targets in 16 Russian regions including Moscow
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30 days ago · "Should not have started": Kyiv should have thought about consequences before hitting marketing posters and other objects, Putin noted
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3 days ago · Vladislavas Šuryginas: In today's Ust-Luga attack, the question of expensive MO is very concrete
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27 days ago · Petersburg attacked again via Baltic states; 144 drones shot down in one of the largest raids on the city during the war
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Transcript (en, 184 lines)
0:12 It's just complete trash there, damn it
0:15 , it's a disaster.
0:55 >> All the way through?
1:57 >> They'll be [short] on gasoline again.
1:58 They'll start with the queues. We are
1:59 getting ready. That's it.
2:01 You're welcome.
2:03 I just thought about it and decided, I
2:04 should probably stop at a gas station.
3:09 I wish everyone good health.
5:38 >> Romanovych,
6:07 >> Ust-Luga oil terminals, oil refineries,
6:09 pumping stations, et cetera.
6:16 Oil refining synthesis: Nizhny Novgorod
6:20 , Ryazan, Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl.
6:26 The first five have moved on to the
6:28 second five, to catch up to ten.
6:30 It is called the Volgograd Oil Refinery
6:31 .
6:33 There is also the Syzran refinery—
6:36 that’s the so-called Samara group. Why
6:39 was the Samara pumping station hit?
6:42 It’s the largest site for oil storage
6:44 along the oil pipelines.
6:54 It pumps oil into the Druzhba pipeline
6:57 and, besides that, it redistributes oil
7:00 flows among the Samara group of oil
7:03 refineries: Syzran, Kuibyshev, and
7:05 Novokuibyshev.
7:07 And the BTS-2 line is pumping oil, that
7:11 is, in the direction of Primorsk, toward
7:14 the St. Petersburg direction—Ust-Luga
7:17 was hit.
7:19 At the very least, a part of the
7:20 technological process there is now
7:21 stopped.
7:22 Don't forget about Primorsk, and as for
7:25 oil refining, we shouldn't forget—
7:28 besides the Syzran refinery, which still
7:31 needs to be reached—about the Penza and
7:34 Ukhta refineries, which are now trying
7:36 to cover the fuel shortage for the
7:39 Moscow region after the strikes on the
7:42 Yaroslavl and, by the way, Saratov
7:44 refineries.
7:46 So, there are targets to hit, there is a
7:48 specific plan, and this algorithm, from
7:50 the point of view of professionalism in
7:52 destroying the Russian oil industry, is
7:54 the absolute best.
7:57 So, the nominal plan is: first, the oil
8:00 refining is taken out, then the ports
8:02 are stopped, and then we start hitting
8:05 the Russian oil storage tanks that are
8:09 located there.
8:44 >> Roman Hryhorovych, you were just talking
8:46 on Wednesday on our air, on my YouTube
8:48 channel, about the need to attack the
8:49 Omsk oil refinery. And that happened on
8:51 Thursday. So, essentially, you mentioned
8:53 Omsk, and it was attacked immediately.
8:55 Why is Omsk important? It’s how many
8:57 thousands of kilometers from the border
8:59 with Ukraine? That is a very serious
9:00 blow.
9:01 Well, Omsk, yes.
10:25 >> Roman Leonidovych, one of the most
10:27 interesting news items came literally
10:28 one after the other.
10:30 So, first, the Leningrad region was
10:32 attacked—the Kirishinefteorgsintez
10:34 refinery.
10:35 Then, the Leningrad region, Saint
10:36 Petersburg, the port of Ust-Luga was on
10:38 fire.
10:39 And then, according to reports, the
10:41 Russians lost three Russian helicopters
10:43 , Ka-52s, and they lost eight [total].
10:46 Then there was information that they
10:47 lost a MiG-31.
10:49 And then reports that in Saint
10:51 Petersburg, they blew up the car of an
10:53 army colonel, the chief navigator of the
10:55 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army.
10:57 The man died on the spot.
10:59 So, these events were linked together,
11:02 because many people saw a causal
11:04 connection.
11:06 So, the failure of air defense in the
11:07 Leningrad region, three helicopters, and
11:10 then the report about the MiG-31.
11:12 And then, suddenly, they liquidated the
11:20 Well, you don't have to be a great
11:22 analyst to connect the dots, especially
11:24 when the Security Service of Ukraine has
11:26 claimed responsibility for the strike on
11:28 the Russian service, the St. Petersburg
11:30 service.
11:33 The "Alpha" guys, that is the SSO Alpha
11:35 , who carry out combat missions not only
11:37 in the air but also on the ground,
11:39 including remotely, using their
11:41 confidants, agents, and recruits—in
11:44 other words, there is a whole spectrum
11:46 of mechanisms for delivering a combined
11:48 strike.
11:50 Moreover, this strike was likely
11:52 prepared for quite a long time, because
11:55 you can see this is a combined attack,
11:58 especially since, in addition to the
12:00 strike on the service, there was the
12:02 blowing up of a Russian pilot, a
12:05 representative of the Aerospace Forces,
12:07 and they are the primary terrorists.
12:12 That is, our main civilian casualties
12:13 are precisely from the work of Russia's
12:15 missile and aerospace forces.
12:18 And, naturally, they are subject to it;
12:20 they are next in line for liquidation.
12:23 Operation Liquidation has been ongoing
12:25 since 2014.
12:27 Already more than a thousand Russian
12:29 terrorists have been liquidated, well,
12:31 in those places where it is possible,
12:33 where our special services have managed
12:35 to reach.
12:37 We have a sufficiently wide spectrum.
12:39 There are those openly in the public
12:40 domain, like the Security Service's SSO
12:42 Alpha, counterintelligence is working,
12:44 the Main Intelligence Directorate,
12:46 Special Operations Forces, the Foreign
12:47 Intelligence Service, border guard
12:49 intelligence, and so on.
12:51 There are up to a dozen structures
12:52 involved in the liquidation of Russian
12:54 terrorists, wherever they are, wherever
12:56 they may flee.
12:58 Even if they run to the wild and try to
13:01 hide among the penguins, our "wild" ones
13:04 will find them in Antarctica too.
13:07 So, in this sense, the question is
13:09 already decided; it is a matter of time
13:11 . After our victory, for another 10-15
13:13 years, they will be digging them out of
13:15 all the Argentinas, out of all the holes
13:16 where this million terrorists who
13:18 participated in the killing of
13:20 Ukrainians will scatter. But they still
13:22 won't die of natural causes, that must
13:23 be understood.
13:25 And here, the combined attack was on the
13:27 service; that was the main task.
13:30 But in parallel with that, they also hit
13:33 a Russian ship of the Buyan project, a
13:35 missile carrier, which could also enter
13:37 , for example, through the Volga-Don
13:39 group and into the Caspian, that is, the
13:41 Caspian Flotilla, the Azov, and the
13:43 Black Sea region, to fire off those same
13:46 Kalibr missiles, as the launchers
13:48 support it.
13:49 So they hit it in the Baltic, and plus
13:51 the Russians helped us out, they downed
13:53 three of their own aircraft.
13:56 That is, a Mi-8 transport, which was
13:58 most likely used for interception,
14:00 including of our drones, plus a Ka-52—
14:03 this is a direct combat vehicle that can
14:05 perform air-to-air combat missions, also
14:08 against drones.
14:10 And a MiG-31. It is unclear, however,
14:12 how the MiG-31 got into this mess. Most
14:14 likely, as they say, it was just flying
14:16 nearby.
14:16 And they caught it, because
14:58 >> Uh, Roman Igorevich, we are moving on to
15:00 the topic of Moscow. So, an attack on
15:02 Moscow, more than 350 drones attacked
15:04 the Moscow region. Sobyanin reported
15:06 that practically everything was shot
15:07 down. What do you say?
17:16 >> Roman Egorovich,
19:38 >> hundreds
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