>>536209989>Source: Bloomberg (jews) calculations from Ukrainian (jews) and Russian (israelis) officialsgay, fake, etc
>>536209989Russia can't defend against them..they are the softest of targets and Ukraine's drones keep getting better and better. The refineries are too big to build giant cages around them so Russia will continue to see it's oil/gas infrascture raped. That's what the poor shithole of Russia gets for attacking an innocent country.
>>536210176>The refineries are too big to build giant cages around themI love how people say shit like this and have probably never seen an oil refinery. If you had you might be able to figure out why these little cope drones are just for PR.
>>536210418What is it specifically about an oil refinery visually that would lead him to conclude that the drone strokes are "just for PR"?
>>536210566I'm not here to train you for free, nigga
>>536210746It was a rhetorical question. You know what that means right babushka?
>>536209989Source:>Zelensky said so
>>536210776>rhetorical questionyou're even dumber than expected
>>536209989And yet ukranny is bombed every dayWhile new graveyards have to be build
>>536210065100% bullshit faggotOil by rail is up>https://www.briefs.co/news/russias-oil-exports-near-2026-highs-as-india-buys-70-more/
>>536210848>>536210892>>536210957>>536210959So much seething lol. Shipping oil by rail is vastly more expensive. And we're talking about refineries, not crude. These are different.
>nuclear superpower can't stop $2000 drones that fly at 100 mi/hr from decimating its industriesthey say war never changes. clearly they were wrong.
>>536210418Tuapse status?
>>536211024Not what the graph saysRussia made record oil profits in MayEvery oil fire raises the global price of oilEat shit nafo troon
>>536211161>Russia made record oil profits in MayNo lol>Every oil fire raises the global price of oilNo, refinery strikes lower the global price of oil. Oil that Russia cannot refine is oil that Russia must export onto the global market, thus lowering the price. :)
>>536211161Oil prices are not reflecting the market. They are artificially stabilized by tapping into reserves. 4 more weeks of closed strait and China can no longer provide Asia with fuel. This is when we will see the real price.
>>536210957Ronny. Bombing civilian blocks does not win a war. Bombing the oil refining abilities of a petrostate does.
>>536211261Its like your faggot brain is broken>the less there is of something the cheaper it gets!>here is a chart about oil and byproducts from "X" with no real source and trust me its not oil just petro.
>>536211459I explained it to you very clearly honey:>Oil that Russia cannot refine is oil that Russia must export onto the global market, thus lowering the price. :)
>>536211451What about the fact every refinery was back in service in 1 to 4 weeks?
>>536211509You are a fucking troon pulling shit out of your monkey pox ridden ass.The countries buying crude would have bought the oil elswhere anyway for thier refineries.Its a global market faggot shill, that why US prices are sky high even though we have zero.supply issues.
>>536210418I have seen a refinery, used to drive by hundreds of times. You could smell the sulphur from kilometers away.It was just a bunch of pipes, looked pretty at night with these sodium lights everywhere.
>>536211653Exactly baby girl. Now moar Russian oil gets exported because Russia lacks the refinery infrastructure to process it domestically. This lowers oil prices outside of Russia. See? Use your angry brain.
>>536209989We've had similar copes from both sides for like five years now, the answer is and remains unchanged: We will see.And remember you both can just start negotiating in earnest at any moment if you so desire, that is not prohibited.
>>536211519Is it a fact? Then it should be easy to prove for you.Is Tuapse working again?
>>536209989A nuclear power cannot simply loose. They will turn Kiev into radioactive crater.
>>536211976yawn
>>536211976can we get the nuuks already
>>536209989>>536210035>>536210065Russian and Gulf oil offline means we get starvation in India. That's awful
>>536211976https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_lines_in_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war
>>536211856Globohomo never reports when refineries are up and running again because you faggots serve Satan.
>>536210566Probably the fact that Ukraine hasn't permanently disabled a single one lolhttps://meduza.io/en/feature/2026/05/28/a-new-meduza-analysis-finds-ukraine-s-long-range-strikes-are-reaching-twice-as-deep-but-not-surging-in-2026-russia-s-refineries-meanwhile-keep-bouncing-backEvery refinery attacked is up and running again within weeks, every single time. The only loss is the oil stored in struck containers. You keep making these threads and you keep being told that burning a container of oil looks flashy for low IQ spectators but does nothing to affect Russia's ability to actually produce. That's why there are no shortages, no price fluctuations (other than the one your orange nigger in chief caused by attacking Iran) and no export restrictions.In order to cause permanent infrastructure damage like the sort Russia is causing to Ukraine, you need missiles. Ukraine's drones can't carry a large enough payload to inflict serious damage, and since they don't have any IRBMs of their own (and their NATO don't make anywhere near enough) PR and headlines are all they can do.>tl:drYou're losing the war.
>>536209989Trump can fix this.>sell Russia Patriots>force the muskrat into giving them Starlink>give Russia intelligence info especially on drone operator locations
>>5362119762 more weeks?
>>536212282But I guess Russians would proudly show that all the drone attacks (sorry falling debris) did nothing or were easily repaired? I can only find new fires at Tuapse from 3 days ago.
>>536211856Faggot shill>Celeste Wallander, the US Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, was asked about the tactics and Washington’s concerns regarding them, during a congressional hearing.>Responding to Representative Carlos Gimenez, the Pentagon official said that “so far” the approach did not seem to have affected the Russian military.>“The strikes that we have seen against Russian energy sources have not significantly altered Russia’s ability to prosecute the war,” she said.>“The evidence we’ve seen is that the Russians have been able to rapidly repair the facilities that were struck,” she added, when the Democratic representative from Florida asked whether such attacks could have a greater impact in the future.
>>536212181Ironically if iran destroys gulf infrastructure and sends oil price to stratosphere it will essentially be russian victory since euros would be begging for energy to russia if the gulf oil got shut down.
>>536212475Ok faggot shill>>536212488
>>536209989The Ukrainians are about to lose their first belt city 1 down, 3 to go
>>536210176>innocent countryKek. Good one rabbi.
>>5362123832025 data. This was before Starlink shutdown
>>536212383tl;dr
>>536212580They still haven't lost one in over 4 years?
>>536212661Not of the belt cities no As for fortress cities, 85% or more of Donetsk is under Russian control
>>536212511The eurocrats are insane enough to implement rationing if that happens.The only way to win this war is win it and break the EU apart.
>>536212703>Not of the belt cities nolmao. why not?
>>536212873>The eurocrats are insane enough to implement rationing if that happens.only thing they won't ration is incoming flow of migrants
>>536209989There's no fuel in Crimea for a couple of days. Literally, null. >>536212580It's true. I just read this on Incel Slave Z.
>>536212611Not really it's from recent analysis. Also starlink has nothing to do with it. Some people think us now have given ukraine access starlink by starshield to russian area but that's not true its still geofenced. They mostly used 4G/LTE like russians previously did to ukraine.
>>536213090Ukraine doesn't have starlink?
>>536212873Anon you don't understand the scale of possible disaster. There would be riots and recession. People will force politicians when they will face industrial dismantling of their economy.
>>536209989So why did Ukraine waited till half of it's population GONE?
>>536212963That dropped significantly since Russia fucked themselves in the Ukraine and Wagner is no more. Stange isn't it?
>>536213230Anon you didn't read my post properly. What I meant it's not avaliable outside the geofenced area even the military version. All the deep strike video you see are from kherson and zaporizhia. All the other like in crimea or caspian sea was done by mothership or covert operation.
>>536209989> Israel and it's proxies continue to devastate global energy production infrastructureEventually this is going to become so bad that Israel is wiped off the map.
>>536213578beep bop
>>536213230Zelensky has total media control. Aint nobody talking to the outside world from his ghetto prison camp larping as a nation.
>>536213415>that dropped significantly Why do you lie roach?
>>5362137622023
>>53621376224 and 25
>>536213677what a silly thing to say lol
>>536213762As always no more reaction from payed shills
>>536210035Russia needs to lose a lot more than 15% from 2021 levels before the "war is lost"
>>536215733yup.
>>536210065Why does railway data matter? I thought most Russian oil and petroleum product was transported by pipeline or ship
>>536215841>Why does railway data matter?Because their exports of oil by rail are dropping to.>I thought most Russian oil and petroleum product was transported by pipeline or shipMost is, which makes them vulnerable.
>>536211673Pretty refinery, pretty flame.
>>536209989I wonder when Putin will get the message that Ukrainians don't want to be a part of his shitty country.
>>536209989Nah.
>>536211976>A nuclear powerWhat if they don't have nukes anymore?
>>536216058So then the data that matters more is ship and pipeline data
>>536216297Your chart just proved the charts in OP lol>>536216350>So then the data that matters more is ship and pipeline dataData about what? The thread is about oil refinery strikes, not crude oil. You understand the difference correct?
>>536216448Petroleum product is also transported by ship and pipeline
>>536216504not anymore
>>536216577Why not?
>>536216448The drop on products is covered by an increase in crude exports, which have been selling at a premium (more like 2x) ever since y'all bombed Iran into closing the Hormuzzy, which even after opening won't do much as Iran managed to fuck over the middle east so hard it'll take months if not years for production to stabilize to pre-war levels.
>>536216653because of the refinery strikes>>536216689>The drop on products is covered by an increase in crude exportsI know. I've already said that several times ITT, like here:>>536211261
>>536216758Normally, Russia exports about 2.4 mbpd oil products, which is about 40% of the crude processing rate in May 2021. The crude processing rate in May 2026 was only down 15% compared to the May 2021 level, and less compared to other years' levels. So there should still be a lot of product available for export.
>>536216758IIRC, Russia's got an export ban on gasoline and kerosene from 1st of April to 31st of July going on, due to "heightened seasonal demand and agricultural fieldwork, as well as in response to rising global oil prices linked to the geopolitical situation in the Middle East".I believe kerosene just got extended to Nov 30th, simply due to how extreme kerosene prices got a few weeks ago.
>>536217151>So there should still be a lot of product available for export.Oh there's going to be a lot more available for export because of their refineries getting droned. That's why I said that the refinery strikes actually lower the global price of crude, not raise it.
>>536217193>Russia's got an export ban on gasoline and kerosene from 1st of April to 31st of July going onThat is correct>due to "heightened seasonal demand and agricultural fieldwork, as well as in response to rising global oil prices linked to the geopolitical situation in the Middle East"this part is cope though. it's because of the refinery strikes
>>536209989Why? The oil isn't going anywhere. And refineries are just valves and pipes. They can easily be repaired and replaced. Money is a made up construct. If people start believing in the value of wood tokens that the country starts issuing, money immediately loses all of its value. Russia is still a global net exporter of food. They'll never run out of energy completely due to their vast size and sheer number of facilities. One blows up, another 2 get repaired. This can continue going on for a lot longer.
>>536217243I wrote product, as in "petroleum product", that is, the output of a refineryYou seem like you are being intentionally obtuse>lower the global price of crude, not raise it.People talk about the price of crude oil, but what people really care about is the price of petroleum products.
>>536217420Wow, that was a really long string of funny cope. Thanks for sharing it.>>536217459>I wrote product, as in "petroleum product", that is, the output of a refineryOh, then no. I was referring to crude, not refined products.>People talk about the price of crude oil, but what people really care about is the price of petroleum products.Price of crude is what determines the price of those products.
>>536209989Why would it be a Russia problem at all? They've got a domestic policy on their own fuel.
>>536217686>Why would it be a Russia problem at all?Because their refineries are the ones getting blown up.>They've got a domestic policy on their own fuel.They can have whatever "policy" they wish, but they need refineries to produce the fuel. Policy doesn't convert crude into fuel.
there isn't a single pro russian poster on this board that isn't a worthless vpn using zigger that is full of butthurt. come on ziggers prove that you aren't vpn users: >>536209645
>>536217298It should be noted that Russia has imposed such restrictions on gasoline and diesel exports before. For example, in September 2023 and in March 2024.
>>536217577Glad you enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed your delusions of Russia collapsing in the next 2 weeks! This time for sure!
>>536217840I know, the war has really taken a toll on their economy.
>>536217951I really did enjoy it. It was funny.
>>536217577The availability of refineries and the cost of unnecessary transportation detours also affect the price of petroleum products. However, right now there should be a lot of excess refinery capacity around the world, so it probably doesn't matter that much to global petroleum product prices that Russian refinery capacity is lower
>>536217999I know, right? American education is amazing!
>>536217965You won't try to argue that these previous export bans were also due to strikes on refineries?
>>536218012Don't say that! Russia is collapsing before our very eyes! Think of how much money some will lose from their unhinged Polymarket bets if it doesn't!
>>536218012>right now there should be a lot of excess refinery capacity around the worldExactly, so it won't cause a global fuel shortage, just fuel shortages in Russia.>>536218086>You won't try to argue that these previous export bans were also due to strikes on refineries?No the last one was also about refinery strikes.
>>536218228Why would it cause fuel shortages in Russia, if Russia's crude processing rate still exceeds Russia's domestic consumption rate? Maybe some highly local, highly temporary fuel shortages?>No the last one was also about refinery strikes.That's curious, because your own graph here >>536210035doesn't seem to show any major sudden drop in the crude processing rate around March 2024
>>536218702>Why would it cause fuel shortages in RussiaBecause refineries are what turn crude oil into fuel. They can't do that when they're on fire.
>>536218769Yep, definitely being intentionally obtuse
>>536218861I don't know how more basic I can be in explaining it to you anon. Russian refineries cannot turn Russian crude into Russian fuel if they're on fire. So many of them being on fire is causing fuel shortages in Russia, but also lowering crude prices globally because Russia must export the crude that it can no longer refine. Get it now?
>>536216330Didn’t they strike ukraine with ICBMs without warheads to end this myth?
>>536211459It's peak troon logic
>>536219932I find it suspicious that right after the strike there were some posts suggesting that Russians TOTALLY have a fully functional nuclear arsenal because somebody in 2014 claimed they SUPPOSEDLY used a few tactical payloads during the siege of Lugansk airport.Yelstin has sold everything for pennies, that's most probably the reality behind the scenes.
>>536219932Russia is a tranny which identifies as a nuclear power, please respect zir pronouns
>>536219003>also lowering crude prices globally because Russia must export the crude that it can no longer refineUnderrated point and well said. All in all the high crude prices do help them a little bit, but there is no chance of runaway money making like there was in 2022. Ukrainian kinetic sanctions add to the compounding effect of four year's worth of Western sanctions to cap revenues. They're making a bit more money than last year but a bit less than they were in 2023 and 2024. However they're making maybe only *half* as much as they did in 2022.
>>536221818>They're making a bit more money than last year but a bit less than they were in 2023 and 2024.Off of crude exports, but not off of basically everything else. And the damage caused by Ukrainian strikes is very expensive to repair. That more than offsets any boost they're getting from high oil prices. And let's not forget that high energy prices aren't actually good for anyone but petrostates like Kuwait, not diversified economies like Russia. Trump talking about how high oil prices benefit the US because we pump more oil and Russia and Saudi Arabia combined was cope for this reason. The US economy is so huge that, despite that fact, oil and energy generally is a tiny %. It's a much higher % in a poor country like Russia, but Russia isn't Kuwait and has a much wider economy that is hurt by high fuel costs. This fact is very unappreciated even by non-retards.
why is Russia so weak
>>536222329Its full of Russians
>>536222469>russians lose to russiansunless?
>>536222208You are a massive faggot who thinks if he tells the same lie over and over it will come trueRussia has RECORD oil revinueYou cant spin thisEat shit you disgisting troon shill
>>536211756> lowers oil prices outside of Russia.faceepalm
>>536223730>Russia has RECORD oil revinueNo, that's not true at all lmao and you are absolutely SEETHING>>536223770It's how supply and demand works memebro.
>>536219003I disputed your lie a long time agoBut you keep lyingWith zero shameThe Pentagon says Russia has quickly repaired every refinery and YOU are.a faggot>>536212488
>>536221818The same source you got that graph from says Russian oil revinue is up 25%Faggot shill.And western sources dont count "shadow fleet" revinue
>>536211141Well they could stop humanity on Earth, but Putin isnt mad enough.
>>536223862Transporting crude oil to another location for processing will increase the price in any case, as there are already monetary factors involved in the logistics chain, each of which increases the price of the initial product because every participator of this chain want to stay in profit.And don't forget about currency exchange rates and market fluctuations.The price of the final product will be higher in any case.A decrease in the number of processing facilities will increase the price of the final product of crude oil processing.This means an increase in the price of everything.US education my ass.>inb4 tldrThen don't spam with stupidity.
>>536223946>The Pentagon sayslmao>>536224137>they could stop humanity on Earthhow?>>536224293>Transporting crude oil to another location for processing will increase the price in any caseNo, pipeline and ship transport is a tiny fraction of the cost. If they have to move it by rail otoh, that is expensive.
>>536222208FWIW the US pic is complex bc the US enjoys many privileges that weaker economies don't, and I count China as a weak economy btw - the US economic engine is simply that strong. What works for the US doesn't necessarily work for others. I think expensive oil is a tactical success for North America but broadly a strategic misplay but it's not to be overdone as it is not a grave one by itself.Russia's position is uniquely shit because it has such few friends and is a rogue state. It uses its position as an oil producer and refiner to do diplomacy. If it cannot export its crude nor fuel on time then countries that are friendly to it lose interest and make new arrangements. Literally zero allies in Europe now, not even Hungary and Serbia. The Caucusus thaw is well underway. The Central Asia thaw is just beginning.>536224039paki can't read a graph that's right in front of him, how embarrassing to be so confidently wrong
>>536224391>The Pentagon says>lmaoI added the link to the postWhy are you a sick faggot?>Celeste Wallander, the US Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, was asked about the tactics and Washington’s concerns regarding them, during a congressional hearing.>Responding to Representative Carlos Gimenez, the Pentagon official said that “so far” the approach did not seem to have affected the Russian military.>“The strikes that we have seen against Russian energy sources have not significantly altered Russia’s ability to prosecute the war,” she said.>“The evidence we’ve seen is that the Russians have been able to rapidly repair the facilities that were struck,” she added, when the Democratic representative from Florida asked whether such attacks could have a greater impact in the future.
>>536224613>I think expensive oil is a tactical success for North AmericaI dunno about that, but OPEC basically financed American shale drillers by keeping oil prices artificially high. They spent a fortune funding anti-fracking ecofaggots, but it all failed and they ended up losing market share precisely due to their cartel activites kek.>>536224613>Russia's position is uniquely shit because it has such few friendsOnly North Korea at this point. China wants Russia to become as weak and broke as possible. That's why Xi keeps refusing to fund building the Power of Siberia 2 and making exorbanant demands, basically requiring Russia to fund the entire pipeline and sell the gas at below cost.>>536224757tl;dr
>>536224391Since we're talking about Russiapipelines are being sabotagedtankers are being seized in a piracy-like manner by 5Eyes countries.Middle Eastliterally war, a blocked naval transportation route and blown pipelinesresultoil shortagehappeningoil is rising in pricehappeningbutIran, GCC and Russia still got their profitsYou lost a bet on stocks/polymarket or what?
>>536209989They can't really complain after shelling cities full of civilians
