Ukraine knocks out 36% of Russia's oil refining capacity in under two weeks

7 comments

• loceng 28 minutes ago
  So what's the consequences going to be for that - and when will that be unleashed?
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  • kristofferR 7 minutes ago
    Already is - Starlink is throttled again: https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/zelensky-accuses-m...
  • collinfunk 13 minutes ago
    If Russia stopped its "special military operation", then its oil refineries would still be intact.
• dyauspitr 14 minutes ago
  Take away trump’s support for Russia and further hobble their oil infrastructure and Russia is not going to be able to keep this up for much longer.
• aaron695 2 minutes ago
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• fierycatnet 19 minutes ago
  Will it accomplish anything? Probably not.
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  • LeBit 12 minutes ago
    Yeah. 40% is nothing.
• rumburak 4 minutes ago
  I don't believe you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
• elmer2 29 minutes ago
  Many countries in the EU shutdown oil refineries and decommissioned their nuclear reactors in the name of 'green' energy.

  Now they get to enjoy hyperinflation and a continued increase in energy costs.

  Bravo.

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  • loceng 27 minutes ago
    There's only a small handful of people who benefit from this.
  • dr_hooo 5 minutes ago
    Yes, bread costs.2000 euros, and energy cost is fiveteen times higher. We should have invested in cheap "oil" which is totally reliable....damn
  • LeBit 11 minutes ago
    Stupid Ukraine not thinking about inflation
• nikolay 23 minutes ago
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