Russia is Burning Down and Putin cannot Stop it | Ukraine War Update

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As the war in Ukraine rages on, a series of significant events have unfolded, making it increasingly likely that Russia will lose the conflict. Ukrainian missile industries are ramping up production, including the Neptune missile, which has a range of 1,000 kilometers, allowing it to strike anywhere in Russia. The country is also mass-producing drones, such as the Sea Drone, which has been effective in destroying Russian air assets.

Meanwhile, Russia’s own military infrastructure is suffering, with oil refineries and oil depots being repeatedly targeted, causing significant damage. The country’s banking system has also been affected, with over 50% of Russian banks’ online systems taken offline. Additionally, the Russian Ministry of Defense has claimed that they have shut down 110 Ukrainian drones, but this is likely due to the destruction of their own oil refineries and depots.

In other news, Finland has extended its NATO border, and Russian forces have been withdrawn from the area, leaving only empty bases. The Russian heat infrastructure has also been struggling, with many cities experiencing a lack of hot water and heating due to decades of neglect and lack of maintenance.

Furthermore, China has agreed to build a railway to Europe that will bypass Russia, a move that will further isolate the country. The Russian prisoner of war in Ukraine being allowed to call home to his wife is a stark contrast to the mistreatment of Ukrainian prisoners in Russian captivity.