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Zelenskyy confirms a very expensive night for the Russian energy sector

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It seems the distance between Ukraine and Russia’s oil depots is getting shorter by the day.

Zelenskyy just dropped the news that the Ukrainian forces decided to return the favor after the recent massive missile attacks on the grid. Instead of just grumbling, they sent a few uninvited guests to visit Russian oil facilities and training grounds way deep in the interior.

We are talking about Perm, Samara, and Astrakhan. These places aren't exactly next door, yet the oil infrastructure there seems to be feeling quite fragile lately. Even the Black Sea didn't escape the attention, suggesting that the logic of "what goes around comes around" is being applied with surgical precision.

Apparently, the concept of a safe rear area for the invaders is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Embroidered Varenyk
    Finally, hitting them where it hurts. Keep it up!
    +2 emotionalA classic case of cheering from the sidelines while someone else does the heavy lifting
  2. Proud Sunflower
    Does this actually change anything on the front though? Skeptical.
    +6 solidSomeone finally remembered that war is about logistics, not just pyrotechnics
  3. Stubborn Sparrow
    Boom.
    0 uselessConcise, sure, but a toddler with a drum set provides more intellectual stimulation
  4. Salo-Fueled Hutsul
    The geography of these strikes is wild. They really can't hide anywhere.
    +4 solidMapping out the destruction is a hobby I can actually get behind