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

(english.nv.ua)

58 points by kaycebasques39 minutes ago

7 comments

loceng29 minutes ago
So what's the consequences going to be for that - and when will that be unleashed?
- kristofferR8 minutes ago
  Already is - Starlink is throttled again: <a href="https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/zelensky-accuses-musk-fresh-starlink-110349051.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/zelensky-accuses-m...</a>
- collinfunk14 minutes ago
  If Russia stopped its "special military operation", then its oil refineries would still be intact.
  - OgsyedIE1 minute ago
    Unfortunately Putin and his close advisors believe that they are essentially Lincoln fighting the Confederacy in an epic battle of good and evil for which no permanent peace can be accepted. Convincing them to see sense is the only non-military resolution to the war.
dyauspitr15 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.
aaron6954 minutes ago
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fierycatnet21 minutes ago
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- LeBit14 minutes ago
  Yeah. 40% is nothing.
rumburak5 minutes ago
I don't believe you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
nikolay25 minutes ago
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elmer230 minutes ago
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- loceng29 minutes ago
  There's only a small handful of people who benefit from this.
- dr_hooo6 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
- LeBit12 minutes ago
  Stupid Ukraine not thinking about inflation