1/ Ukraine's ongoing waves of drone attacks against Russian oil refineries are causing more discontent and complaints from Russian warbloggers, who are demanding that more should be done to stop them. ⬇️
2/ 'Ramzai' puts the blame on the refinery owners, reflecting a widespread conspiracy theory that they are happy to see their refineries being blown up because they make more profit from fuel price increases:
3/ "I believe that for every successful attack on an oil refinery, the owners of the refineries should be severely punished for "negligence" and "criminal inaction."
4/ "We have already written that, judging by numerous facts, strikes on their refineries only benefit large oil and gas companies.
5/ "With their oil product exports severely limited, even a [one] ruble increase in gasoline and diesel fuel prices brings them billions, and strikes on oil refineries are the perfect "jack" for lifting them.
6/ "That's why we see such shameful videos of a slow-moving drone approaching and striking yet another oil refinery in broad daylight without any resistance.
7/ "As a reminder, gasoline prices have risen by almost five rubles in the central regions of the country over the past three months, while in Crimea and the new territories, prices are going through the roof amid supply disruptions.
8/ "It's time to stop this chaos! If refinery owners refuse to organize defences for their facilities, they simply need to be placed under state control and have their defences organized by directives!"
9/ Dmitry Steshin warns ominously that fuel shortages could lead to the fall of the regime:
10/ "A "fateful war" in a completely relaxed manner, or "two shells don't land in the same crater, but drones do!" ©. In the video, a Ukrainian drone slowly limps toward an oil refinery in Bashkortostan, ready to strike it with debris for the second time in a week.
11/ "Meanwhile, Dmitry Peskov is voicing a completely different narrative, even using the censored word "war." Apparently, this is to sow confusion in the enemy camp:
12/ [Peskov says:] "Now is the most acute phase of the war, and it is quite fateful. We must win it for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and their future."
13/ "We've already heard countless idiotic excuses from oil workers about how "we don't need oil refineries" and "gasoline production is a burden." A normal person simply can't wrap their head around these statements.
14/ "But I'll remind you of something from recent history that few people know, but I saw with my own eyes.
15/ "By a strange coincidence, Libya (remember that one?), home to North Africa's richest reserves of high-quality Sirte oil, didn't have (and never will have) its own oil refinery! Meanwhile, gasoline was cheaper than "Holy Spring" [water]...
16/ "In March 2011, in Benghazi, I filled up my BMW's tank—about 70 litres—with excellent 95-octane gasoline, and it cost me 256 rubles! Five months later, I was running around Tripoli trying to find gasoline. A 20-litre can of gasoline of an unknown brand cost $200.
17/ "For our own people, it was $100. The "Chechen samovar" culture wasn't developed in Libya, nor was public transportation—it was practically nonexistent. Yes, I didn't misspeak.
18/ "So, the people went absolutely crazy over the gasoline shortage, and the highway from Tripoli to the airport was littered with burned-out cars and the gutted suitcases of fleeing officials and party leaders.
19/ "However, they didn't manage to escape. The lucky ones made it to Cyprus on a Red Cross ferry, but they were few and far between.
20/ "Some believe counterintelligence should be looking into those whose criminal negligence or deliberate malice is causing us to begin to replicate Libya in 2011. Before it's too late." 'Two Majors' lists the numerous refineries hit by Ukraine and comments:
21/ "The problem will persist (or even worsen ) until there is a specific person or agency responsible for the penetration of our air defences by Ukrainian flying machines.
22/ "Responsibility for the current situation is diffuse, meaning no one is held accountable and adequate measures will not be developed.
23/ "Furthermore, this tactic of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was welcomed by Trump , who has been so favoured by our journalists, and Zelenskyy directly refers to this tactic of inflicting economic damage as a military strategy.
24/ "We urge our esteemed capitalists to consider the need for somewhat more assistance to the Russian Army, at least in terms of equipping the mobile fire teams guarding the skies around the oil refineries." /end
@ChrisO_wiki Indeed. If you ever want to destroy a country or regime then use inflation. In a country as vast as Ru, where everything has to be transported, hits to oil and gas hike up the prices of everything considerably. After this they can hit Moscow's electric, gas, water and heating etc
@ChrisO_wiki These Russian Bloggers Need to Be Sent to Oil Refineries to Get Their Body to Intercept Ukrainian Drones.
@ChrisO_wiki What a low intelligence conspiracy theory. Yeah sure, the companies earn more for each individual liter of gas BECAUSE THERE IS LESS TO SELL. Might be propaganda spread to distract from the reality that RU is too large to put AA everywhere while they keep losing it near the front
@ChrisO_wiki He he 😁 GO GO GO UKRAINE!!! ✊️🇺🇦
@ChrisO_wiki No worries. Trump will oblige
@ChrisO_wiki RF need to destroy all main energy in Ukraine, still don't understand the Kremlin still patient
@ChrisO_wiki Yeah like a few nukes will do, just call it a test, nobody going to give a fuck about Ukrainian dying, as they are getting slaughtered now and they want the war to keep going, still some Ukrainian meat to throw at the Russian