HUGE DRONE ATTACKS ON REFINERIES IN VORONEZH & PERM REGIONS Vlog 824: War in Ukraine
Video Summary
The Russian oil refineries in the Perm region have been targeted by Ukrainian drones, causing significant damage and disrupting Russian oil production. One of the refineries, named “Anna’s Oil Products,” is located in the Anna region and was set on fire, with approximately 20 Sisters of oil products destroyed, equivalent to 53 train cars of oil. This is a significant blow to Russia’s oil exports, which are crucial for its economy, as Russia relies heavily on the sale of natural resources to fund its military and government activities. The destruction of Russian oil facilities has led to a decline in export revenue, with a reported 20% drop since the start of the year. The decline is expected to worsen if Saudi Arabia increases its oil production and sales, making it difficult for Russia to compete. The Ukrainian military’s strategy of targeting Russian oil refineries and depots has been successful in crippling Russia’s economy and reducing its ability to fund its military activities. The situation is expected to become more challenging for Russia, with the potential for further damage to its economy and military capabilities.
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