Magyar and Budanov If you are listening:Start striking distilleries instead.Targeting alcohol supplies and distilleries provides a high-leverage way to attack dual-use military infrastructure, exact targeted economic pressure, and exploit internal socio-military vulnerabilities within Russia.
vulnerabilities within Russia.1. ) Disrupting Industrial Ethanol Production (Dual-Use Military Applications)The most direct military justification is that commercial distilleries and ethanol processing plants produce high-purity industrial alcohol, which is a critical raw material for defense manufacturing:>>Explosives and Munitions: Ethanol is heavily used as a solvent and chemical precursor in the production of smokeless powders, double-base propellants, nitrocellulose, and synthetic rubber necessary for military vehicles and tires.>>Aviation & Rocket Fuels: High-purity alcohol serves as a solvent, additive, or feedstock in specialized military propellants, aviation fluids, and anti-icing agents used in military aircraft and missiles.>>Chemical Synthesis: Ethanol is vital for manufacturing industrial solvents, coatings, and decontaminants used across military supply chains.2.) Exploiting Front-Line Morale and DisciplineAlcohol abuse has historically been a significant issue within Russian military units:>>Impacting Discipline and Readiness: High alcohol consumption on the front line directly correlates with desertions, friendly-fire incidents, equipment negligence, and command breakdown.>>Creating Scarcity and Internal Friction: Disrupting supply chains to trigger alcohol shortages—or causing price spikes—increases internal friction. Troops forced to resort to unsafe illicit alternatives (like bootleg spirits or industrial chemicals) face severe health risks, further degrading unit readiness without requiring direct ground engagement.
3.) Economic Impact and Tax Revenue LossAlcohol is a heavily taxed commodity in Russia through excise taxes:>>Depriving Federal Revenue: Destroying large distilleries, aging warehouses, and distribution logistics cuts into tax revenues that feed the state war budget.>>Supply Chain Cascades: Modern distilleries rely on agricultural inputs (grain, sugar beet) and specialized glass/packaging industries. Disrupting this sector creates economic ripple effects through agriculture, logistics, and domestic retail networks.4.) Asymmetric Cost Ratio (High Impact per Strike)>>High Combustibility: Distilleries and aging facilities hold massive quantities of volatile, highly flammable liquids. A single long-range drone or sabotage action can trigger chain-reaction fires and catastrophic structural destruction, maximizing physical damage relative to the cost of the strike>>Soft Targets: Unlike heavily fortified air bases or air defense installations, distilleries are civilian/industrial targets that are difficult to protect comprehensively across Russia's vast geographic area.5.) Domestic Psychological and Social Pressure>>Disrupting Daily Civilian Life: Shortages of staple consumer goods in urban centers>>Black Market Growth: Think of all the fun that comes with that.I honestly believe this will help.
>>544158354I’ll tell you a terrible secret: alcohol consumption in Russia isn’t much higher than in the USA.
To make my case further >>https://www.newsweek.com/alcoholism-russia-soldiers-elite-ukraine-war-drink-vodka-1860735>>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/04/17/russian-alcoholism-nine-year-high-despite-putin-crackdown/they literally give you a maphttps://distillerymap.org/distilleries/russia
>>544158523What about cologne consumption?
>>544158354No fucking way...keeping Russians drunk is the best way to make them incompetent or even incapasitated.
>>544158523read the links I posted VatNigger, Alcohol use on on the rise, Also, less drunks getting arrested, means less troops for SMOhow many fuckers get arrested in your shit hole daily get sent to the front next day?Russia doesn't need to mobilize when you got a good supply of retards that get busted with dumb shit on trumped up charges and are "volunteer'ed" for Monkes bullshit warVodka is your number 1 copium, once that's gone you orcs will flip your minds
>>544159475I hope they do, the death will be amazingly slow and painful to watch vatnigger drunks die in this manner. I stated this was a Net positive and intended result as part of striking distilleries
They should air drop bottles of vodka laced with fent or barbituates. Labels in russian.
>>544159574without their cope they will snap and burn moscow to the ground. Apes are all alike, they will turn on each before they are incapacitated. If slowing them down is your game, consider synthetic opioids such as Fenty and make a GAS out of it. The Idea is the break the population
>>544159902create the crises first, they will suck it up quick with out hesitation
>>544158354Those degenerate subhumans probably have more alcohol than the entire world's military powers combined could ever destroy.
>>544160101doubt that, recent efforts to curb Russian drinking only made a black market of shit alcohol. Not the good stuff. As I state previously, this is a net positive, win win, you want this bad shit to spread. Its like attacking civilians without directly doing it and in both the immediate and short term helps Ukraine ultimately.
>>544158354>slav squatkek
>>544158354Or you can just turn off Steam and ZoomZiggers will assassinate Jewtin within 48 hours.
>>544158354 >>544158419>Zelenski should Attack Russia's Alcohol supplies Actually not a bad idea. Since 1. Russia is #27 in Alcohol consumption, below France, Germany etc.2. Since alcohol poison is pushed everywhere by GLOBOHOMO, and by globohomo agents, such as Masons and Vatican jesuits. About 150 years ago, when western euro kings pushed alcohol for the first time onto Russia,Russia didn't drink and they had mass alcohol protests. >obviously , globohomo won the alcohol poison war >and they are now mass poisoning white population in North America , Europe and Russia
>>544158419>>544158493Alcohol is a POSION , controlled by the globohomo (euro kings), the Vatican and Italian mafia. It is a POPULATION CONTROL TOOL, >like sugar They are literally POISONING THE POPULATION.
>>544161108>Actually not a bad idea.it really isn't because along with Alcohol you go after its supplies to make the alcohol, grain. potatoes and sugar which also serve other purposes. So again its a win winProbably one of the best Trolls Budenov could pull off with out Russia thinking anything of it until it kicks them in the nutts like it most certainly will. want start public riots an violence. this will do it
>>544159908Still...if Russians attack us we planning to spread 10 million bottles of vodka to border zone to slower them down....they cannot pass that area for weeks.
>>544158493provide maps with places to strike. And then suggest which drones should be used on which targets. Also provide a calendar for the operation. And orientation for the press release. Ask Claude to help you.
>>544161772if you do it makes sure its spiked with some Synthetic opioid or poison
>>544158523>I’ll tell you a terrible secret:Woman? You sound like one.
>>544161930Russian distilling is spread across the country, but it clusters in a few regions. This is from general knowledge, and ownership and production details can shift, so check a producer’s own site if you need current specifics.VodkaMoscow: Kristall, the historic Stolichnaya house, dating to 1901, and Moskovskaya Osobaya.St. Petersburg: Russian Standard’s large modern distillery and the Ladoga distillery.Mariinsk (Kemerovo Oblast, Siberia): The Mariinsk Distillery, which makes Beluga.Altai region (Barnaul, Biysk): A major production area, using local grain and Altai water.Tambov, Bryansk, Kaluga and the central Black Earth region: Many regional spirit and vodka plants, close to the grain supply.Tatarstan (Kazan): Large spirits producers such as Tatspirtprom.Brandy / “cognac”Dagestan: The Kizlyar and Derbent cognac factories, which are the heart of Russian brandy making.Krasnodar and Stavropol regions (Southern Russia): Brandy alongside the wine industry.WhiskyThere are only a few small producers, mostly in the south and around Moscow, and nothing comparable in scale to the vodka industry.
>>544161930Major clustersMoscow region: The largest hub by far. Large logistics parks sit along the MKAD and the A-107 “Big Concrete Ring,” in Podolsk, Domodedovo, Noginsk, Solnechnogorsk and Khimki. Most national distributors keep their main stock here.St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast: The main sea gateway for European beer, wine and spirits. Bonded warehouses cluster around the port and in Shushary and Kolpino.Novorossiysk and the Black Sea ports: A key entry point for wine and spirits, with warehousing in Krasnodar Krai.Vladivostok and the Far East (Nakhodka, Vostochny): A growing entry point for Asian imports, mainly from China, Korea and Japan.Kaliningrad: A smaller hub for Baltic and European trade.Regional distribution centers: Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and Rostov-on-Don serve their regions.Shifts since 2022Sanctions and logistics disruptions have changed the routes. A good share of imports now arrives through “parallel import” channels via Kazakhstan, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia and the UAE, so warehousing near land borders and in transit countries matters more than it used to. Some Western brands have also left or moved production, which changes where their stock sits.
>>544161930Ahlers Russia runs a customs-controlled bonded warehouse in the Gorelovo area near St. Petersburg. It is a general-purpose logisticsFort is described as a large Russian wine trading company. It is a major importer and distributor, and its stock is the kind that would sit in licensed warehouses. thedrinksbusinessFor other operators, the usual route is the Federal Customs Service register of customs warehouses, which is public. Large importers and distributors usually list their own warehouse sites on their company pages.
>>544161522Where are you posting from? Do you realize, one more time, that alcohol is a Euro globohomo (euro kings and the Vatican jesuits / italian mafia) population poisoning and control tool? >Russian distilling is spread across the country, Posts alcohol controlled by euro globohomo kings , freemasons and Vatican jesuits.Show flag. You are retarded.
>>544159908>>544159991>>544160387Are you american really , or someone on VPN? Do you realize that alcohol is EURO globohomo POPULATION poisoning and control tool? And that USA is completely and utterly captured here by euro globohomo and the italian mafia?>muh freedumbs
>>544158354Drinking beer outside during the cold weather with your frens is kino
What the data shows (Agroexport, Russia’s agriculture export agency)Beer: Russia exported alcoholic beer worth more than $103 million in 2025, up 19% on 2024, with volumes over 190,000 tonnes. The top buyers by revenue were Belarus (30%), Kazakhstan (28%), China (10%), Kyrgyzstan (8%) and Tajikistan (3%). Non-alcoholic beer adds nearly $8 million. Vodka: Exports in the first half of 2025 were about $25 million, up 39% year on year. A separate report put the first seven months of 2025 at over $31 million, with Kazakhstan, Georgia and China the largest buyers. Annualized, that suggests roughly $50 million, but that is my extrapolation, not a reported figure. Other categories: Gin, liqueurs and other spirits are also growing in value. I found no reliable figures for brandy or wine exports.Rough pictureBeer plus vodka comes to about $150 million a year, and the full total is probably somewhere in the low hundreds of millions of dollars. That is trivial next to Russia’s overall exports and next to its domestic alcohol market. Exports go mostly to neighboring countries (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Central Asia) and to China, Georgia and Israel. The shift to those markets since 2022 follows from Western and Baltic buyers dropping out.Much of Russia's Alcohol production that is exported are being housed and made in places like Kazakhstan and China.
>>544163617none of your business vatnigger, I'm posting from hell. Come and meet me and I will let you suck my dick.May I ask, you seem shook if Ukraine were to start doing this, why?
Military interest in distilleries centers primarily on industrial mobilization, chemical feedstock production, and supply chain logistics rather than the consumption of spirits. Throughout modern history (particularly during major global conflicts) governments have viewed commercial distilleries not as beverage producers, but as vital, highly adaptable manufacturing assets.The intersection of military needs and distillery infrastructure involves several key areas:1.) Industrial Alcohol and Munitions (Wartime Mobilization)The single greatest military interest in distilleries is their capability to rapidly pivot from potable alcohol to high-proof industrial ethanol.>>Explosives and Propellants: High-proof alcohol is a critical chemical agent required to manufacture smokeless powder, cordite, and various other propellants and military-grade explosives.>>Synthetic Rubber: During World War II (particularly after Axis powers cut off natural rubber supplies), the U.S. government heavily relied on converted distilleries to produce butadiene-based synthetic rubber, which was essential for tires on military trucks, tanks, and aircraft.>>Mandatory Conversions: For instance, during WWII, the War Production Board ordered all commercial whiskey distilleries in the United States to completely halt beverage distillation. Their large-scale fermentation tanks, continuous columns, and distillation equipment were re-engineered to pump out 190-proof industrial alcohol for the war effort.2.) Medical Logistics and Field Sanitation>>Antiseptics and Pharmaceuticals: High-proof distillate is a fundamental solvent and sterilizing agent. Military medical corps require massive quantities of alcohol for field hospitals, instrument sterilization, and topical antiseptics.>>Antibiotic Production: During the mass scaling of penicillin production in the 1940s, high-purity distilled alcohol was essential as a solvent and processing agent to grow and extract the life-saving mold.
3.) Equipment Dual-Use and Infrastructure Resilience>>Continuous Distillation Columns: The heavy industrial machinery found in commercial distilleries—specifically large-scale fractionating columns and heat exchangers—operates on chemical engineering principles closely mirrored in petrochemical refining and bio-fuel production. Governments maintain mapping and data on these facilities as part of broader national industrial preparedness plans.>>Emergency Chemical Production: In modern crises (such as the widespread pivot during the 2020 pandemic where distilleries shifted to mass-produce hospital-grade hand sanitizer), military and civil defense planners rely on decentralized local distillery networks to supply chemical sanitizers and fuels if primary supply chains break down.4.) Logistics, Supply, and Historical Rations>>Morale and Currency: Historically, militaries integrated spirits directly into logistics supply chains. In centuries past (such as the Revolutionary War and Civil War), daily alcohol rations (like whiskey or rum) were issued to troops for morale, caloric supplement, or to purify stagnant water. Because of this, military procurement offices historically managed vast contracts with regional distillers, intertwining tax policy, excise laws, and military provisioning.
