More strikes on oil refineries, pipelines and Black Sea oil shipping terminals!
Ukraine's kinetic sanctions at work!
Ukraine's kinetic sanctions at work!
Russia collapsing
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Russias oil exports hit a 2 year peak in Oct.
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Let's SEA how the oil exports are over the next few months with the two Black Sea oil ports in Tuapse and Novorrysisk being Nep-tuned up!
NO oil is moving through the Black Sea for at least 3-4 months based on the last couple nights of Ukrainian sniper attacks on oil loading faciliyies.
And with ALL the S-300 and S-400 SAM's in Novorrorysk blown up, I bet there are more Ukrainian kinetic sanctions being imposed on the gas station called Russia tonight.
While Putin and his Orcs blow up sleeping grandparents, mothers and children in their sleep or hiding in their basements with their dogs and cats with hypersonic missiles and 500 Shaheeds. Vile terrorist cretins
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they launched 10 missiles and almost 400 attack drones and there were 6 casualties. more likely from AA then the drones. That low casualty rate is UNPRECENDENTED in the history of war.
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Let's SEA how the oil exports are over the next few months with the two Black Sea oil ports in Tuapse and Novorrysisk being Nep-tuned up!
NO oil is moving through the Black Sea for at least 3-4 months based on the last couple nights of Ukrainian sniper attacks on oil loading faciliyies.
And with ALL the S-300 and S-400 SAM's in Novorrorysk blown up, I bet there are more Ukrainian kinetic sanctions being imposed on the gas station called Russia tonight.
While Putin and his Orcs blow up sleeping grandparents, mothers and children in their sleep or hiding in their basements with their dogs and cats with hypersonic missiles and 500 Shaheeds. Vile terrorist cretins
Russian relatively low competence and Ukrainian defence is does not take away from the fact that Russians are so weak and gotesque they have decided on terrorizing civilians into submitting to living under the Soviet heel.
But you Vatniks don't even see that is wrong.
Awaiting Nov oil export numbers
, post Ukrainian home-made Rube Goldberg Kinetic Sanctions!we will see... in any case they have over 600B in financial reserves, not including frozen assets. So they can weather reduced oil exports for a pretty long time. Meanwhile Israel with the help of the west still murders hundreds daily during the "ceasefire"Russian relatively low competence and Ukrainian defence is does not take away from the fact that Russians are so weak and gotesque they have decided on terrorizing civilians into submitting to living under the Soviet heel.
But you Vatniks don't even see that is wrong.
Awaiting Nov oil export numbers
The new Russian arsenal that can deter wars
The Oreshnik and Burevestnik cruise missiles and Poseidon super-torpedoes give Russia an edge for the foreseeable future. Its openness to sharing Oreshnik systems with allies should interest India
13 Nov 2025
If Russia succeeds in wrapping up its ‘special military operations’ in Ukraine while US President Donald Trump remains in office, this war can end all wars in Europe and Eurasia for a long time to come. The recent weeks are witnessing a phenomenal shift in the ‘correlation of forces’ in international politics attributable to the dynamic relationship between Russia’s productive forces.
Russia, which left socialism behind and crafted a toolbox attuned to geopolitics, is regaining a favourable balance of power vis-à-vis the West. In the current transitional era of revolutionary change and transformation in the global order, Russia’s surge becomes immensely consequential to India, which is also on a capitalist path of development littered with formidable challenges to its rise.
On Russia’s National Unity Day on November 4, President Vladimir Putin held a ceremony at the Kremlin to present state decorations to the designers of the Burevestnik cruise missile and the Poseidon unmanned submersible, the country’s newest futuristic weapon systems. The terrible beauty of these two weapons is that both are nuclear-powered and the West has neither any matching capability nor defence against them for the foreseeable future.
The 9M730 Burevestnik is a low-flying, nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed cruise missile that Putin called “a unique weapon that no other country possesses”, and would have a nearly unlimited range because of its onboard nuclear power. The missile’s test lasted around 15 hours, travelling more than 14,000 km. The Norwegian government confirmed the test flight launched out of Novaya Zemlya, an archipelago off the northern coast of Russia.
The Poseidon, named after the sea god in Greek mythology, is a nuclear-powered underwater drone—also with an unlimited range. Russian state media and officials claim that the super-torpedo is designed to trigger massive radioactive tsunamis capable of devastating coastal cities and rendering large areas uninhabitable for decades. In a State of the Union address in 2018 at the Russian parliament, Putin had stated that the Burevestnik and several other new strategic weapons were necessary to preserve strategic stability, citing the US’s withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty as destabilising.
These weapons are game-changers in the global strategic balance. Alongside comes the cutting-edge Oreshnik, a surface-to-surface hypersonic ballistic missile designed to be launched from ground or sea that strikes targets at speed exceeding Mach 10. Oreshnik, which has been inducted into the armed forces, displayed its massive destructive power last November in a sensational ‘target practice’ without munitions in Ukraine.
Some months ago, writing in Foreign Policy, Decker Eveleth, an American expert at CNA, a Washington-based non-profit research organisation, assessed that Oreshnik could potentially cripple Nato’s operational readiness in a hypothetical war, giving Russia more non-nuclear options and theoretically lessening the need to use nuclear weapons early in a conflict.
Such a scenario is of interest from an Indian perspective, as Tass has reported Russia may be willing to supply the Oreshnik to ‘allied nations’. The Russian defence industry currently produces up to 25 Oreshnik missiles per month, which allows the Russian armed forces to field approximately 300 such systems annually. But, as a Moscow expert puts it, “I wouldn’t cap it at this number. If necessary, production can be scaled up to supply additional export batches to our key foreign partners.” The point is, such capabilities serve not only as a strategic deterrent, but also as a diplomatic tool that can be extended to Russia’s foreign partners and allies, thereby safeguarding their sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The development of the above three weapon systems means that for the first time since the dawn of the nuclear age, Russia would have an edge over the US both in conventional warfare and in nuclear deterrence capability. They are intended to discourage US decision-makers from pursuing policies that threaten Russian interests. Indeed, in immediate terms, Russia’s expectation will be to influence US weapons transfers and policies in negotiations for a peace deal in Ukraine, and encourage Washington to agree to a one-year informal agreement to extend the New START treaty (without inspections), which expires in February. Interestingly, against this backdrop, Britain’s Times featured an interview with Jens Stoltenberg, former Nato chief, that the alliance will not risk war with Russia over Ukraine.
At the Kremlin ceremony on November 4, Putin stated that these weapon systems are “of historic importance for our nation and for ensuring our security and strategic parity for decades to come—in fact, for the rest of the 21st century”. Interestingly, during the testing of Burevestnik on October 21, a Nato reconnaissance vessel was continuously present in the trial zone, but Putin said, “We did not interfere with its operation. They were allowed to watch.” The point is, the Burevestnik would give Russia an incredible ‘second-strike capability’.
The message is driven home making a mockery of the frenetic Nato expansion, which is geared to bring the alliance right up to Russia’s borders to deploy missile systems that could hit Moscow or St Petersburg within 4-5 minutes. By testing Burevestnik, which could reach the US homeland, Russia blurs the distinction between conventional and nuclear escalation.
Poseidon also signals that Russia is shaping a new image for its navy to counter Nato’s attempt to block Russian shipping in the Baltic. Submarines armed with hypersonic missiles are going to play a special role to add to Russia’s aircraft and drones. During a recent visit to Kaliningrad, Nikolai Patrushev, veteran aide to Putin and chairman of Russia’s Maritime Board, underscored the threat perceptions stemming from “possible restrictions by unfriendly countries on cargo transit to the Kaliningrad region, gas transportation, and maritime shipping. Western navies are already most concerned about Russian submarines, particularly those armed with cruise and hypersonic missiles, as well as naval missile-carrying aircraft”.
Attempts to detain ships bound for Russian ports in international waters are increasing under the sanctions. Through such intimidation, Nato’s strategic goal has been to push Russia out of the Baltic region. It is entirely conceivable that India also may face this paradigm in times to come.
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The Oreshnik and Burevestnik cruise missiles and Poseidon super-torpedoes give Russia an edge for the foreseeable future. Its openness to sharing Oreshnik systems with allies should interest India
13 Nov 2025
If Russia succeeds in wrapping up its ‘special military operations’ in Ukraine while US President Donald Trump remains in office, this war can end all wars in Europe and Eurasia for a long time to come. The recent weeks are witnessing a phenomenal shift in the ‘correlation of forces’ in international politics attributable to the dynamic relationship between Russia’s productive forces.
Russia, which left socialism behind and crafted a toolbox attuned to geopolitics, is regaining a favourable balance of power vis-à-vis the West. In the current transitional era of revolutionary change and transformation in the global order, Russia’s surge becomes immensely consequential to India, which is also on a capitalist path of development littered with formidable challenges to its rise.
On Russia’s National Unity Day on November 4, President Vladimir Putin held a ceremony at the Kremlin to present state decorations to the designers of the Burevestnik cruise missile and the Poseidon unmanned submersible, the country’s newest futuristic weapon systems. The terrible beauty of these two weapons is that both are nuclear-powered and the West has neither any matching capability nor defence against them for the foreseeable future.
The 9M730 Burevestnik is a low-flying, nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed cruise missile that Putin called “a unique weapon that no other country possesses”, and would have a nearly unlimited range because of its onboard nuclear power. The missile’s test lasted around 15 hours, travelling more than 14,000 km. The Norwegian government confirmed the test flight launched out of Novaya Zemlya, an archipelago off the northern coast of Russia.
The Poseidon, named after the sea god in Greek mythology, is a nuclear-powered underwater drone—also with an unlimited range. Russian state media and officials claim that the super-torpedo is designed to trigger massive radioactive tsunamis capable of devastating coastal cities and rendering large areas uninhabitable for decades. In a State of the Union address in 2018 at the Russian parliament, Putin had stated that the Burevestnik and several other new strategic weapons were necessary to preserve strategic stability, citing the US’s withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty as destabilising.
These weapons are game-changers in the global strategic balance. Alongside comes the cutting-edge Oreshnik, a surface-to-surface hypersonic ballistic missile designed to be launched from ground or sea that strikes targets at speed exceeding Mach 10. Oreshnik, which has been inducted into the armed forces, displayed its massive destructive power last November in a sensational ‘target practice’ without munitions in Ukraine.
Some months ago, writing in Foreign Policy, Decker Eveleth, an American expert at CNA, a Washington-based non-profit research organisation, assessed that Oreshnik could potentially cripple Nato’s operational readiness in a hypothetical war, giving Russia more non-nuclear options and theoretically lessening the need to use nuclear weapons early in a conflict.
Such a scenario is of interest from an Indian perspective, as Tass has reported Russia may be willing to supply the Oreshnik to ‘allied nations’. The Russian defence industry currently produces up to 25 Oreshnik missiles per month, which allows the Russian armed forces to field approximately 300 such systems annually. But, as a Moscow expert puts it, “I wouldn’t cap it at this number. If necessary, production can be scaled up to supply additional export batches to our key foreign partners.” The point is, such capabilities serve not only as a strategic deterrent, but also as a diplomatic tool that can be extended to Russia’s foreign partners and allies, thereby safeguarding their sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The development of the above three weapon systems means that for the first time since the dawn of the nuclear age, Russia would have an edge over the US both in conventional warfare and in nuclear deterrence capability. They are intended to discourage US decision-makers from pursuing policies that threaten Russian interests. Indeed, in immediate terms, Russia’s expectation will be to influence US weapons transfers and policies in negotiations for a peace deal in Ukraine, and encourage Washington to agree to a one-year informal agreement to extend the New START treaty (without inspections), which expires in February. Interestingly, against this backdrop, Britain’s Times featured an interview with Jens Stoltenberg, former Nato chief, that the alliance will not risk war with Russia over Ukraine.
At the Kremlin ceremony on November 4, Putin stated that these weapon systems are “of historic importance for our nation and for ensuring our security and strategic parity for decades to come—in fact, for the rest of the 21st century”. Interestingly, during the testing of Burevestnik on October 21, a Nato reconnaissance vessel was continuously present in the trial zone, but Putin said, “We did not interfere with its operation. They were allowed to watch.” The point is, the Burevestnik would give Russia an incredible ‘second-strike capability’.
The message is driven home making a mockery of the frenetic Nato expansion, which is geared to bring the alliance right up to Russia’s borders to deploy missile systems that could hit Moscow or St Petersburg within 4-5 minutes. By testing Burevestnik, which could reach the US homeland, Russia blurs the distinction between conventional and nuclear escalation.
Poseidon also signals that Russia is shaping a new image for its navy to counter Nato’s attempt to block Russian shipping in the Baltic. Submarines armed with hypersonic missiles are going to play a special role to add to Russia’s aircraft and drones. During a recent visit to Kaliningrad, Nikolai Patrushev, veteran aide to Putin and chairman of Russia’s Maritime Board, underscored the threat perceptions stemming from “possible restrictions by unfriendly countries on cargo transit to the Kaliningrad region, gas transportation, and maritime shipping. Western navies are already most concerned about Russian submarines, particularly those armed with cruise and hypersonic missiles, as well as naval missile-carrying aircraft”.
Attempts to detain ships bound for Russian ports in international waters are increasing under the sanctions. Through such intimidation, Nato’s strategic goal has been to push Russia out of the Baltic region. It is entirely conceivable that India also may face this paradigm in times to come.
The new Russian arsenal that can deter wars
If Russia succeeds in wrapping up its ‘special military operations’ in Ukraine while US President Donald Trump remains in office, this war can end all wars in E
Vatnik. Vhat about Israel! Oy veh
Gotta deflect to a different topic.
So Russia is too fucking ignorant and bullheaded that they don't know when to quit losing their income? Just keep dipping into their savings to destroy Ukrainian cities?
Any idiot can see Ukrainian people are not going to surrender.
Putin is simply destroying his own country to stay alive, personally.
There is no UP side for Russia. They have blown through incalculable resources and destroyed their future to gain what, a few hundred sq km of rubble? At this pace they will just keep causing Ukraine to escalate to destroy the Russian lifeblood of its industries, infrastructure and resources.
There will be civil war in the Russian Federation long before there is in Ukraine. And Ukraine has rich, RICH friends who support the principle of what Ukraine stands for. Russia just has opportunistic Indians, Chinese and Iranians taking advantage of Russia's self-induced crisis.
Stupid fucking Putin and those who support him will get what they deserve.
Based on what I know the USA and NATO created an existential threat to Russia in Ukraine, Russia tried to resolve this to avoid the war, but they were told to fuck off. They did not fuck off. So here we are. The USA is the big winner. Its the same play book, Keep the Americans in, Russia out and Germany down. Ukraine is just a consumable item in that plan by the Atlantacists alliance.Vatnik. Vhat about Israel! Oy veh
Gotta deflect to a different topic.
So Russia is too fucking ignorant and bullheaded that they don't know when to quit losing their income? Just keep dipping into their savings to destroy Ukrainian cities?
Any idiot can see Ukrainian people are not going to surrender.
Putin is simply destroying his own country to stay alive, personally.
There is no UP side for Russia. They have blown through incalculable resources and destroyed their future to gain what, a few hundred sq km of rubble? At this pace they will just keep causing Ukraine to escalate to destroy the Russian lifeblood of its industries, infrastructure and resources.
There will be civil war in the Russian Federation long before there is in Ukraine. And Ukraine has rich, RICH friends who support the principle of what Ukraine stands for. Russia just has opportunistic Indians, Chinese and Iranians taking advantage of Russia's self-induced crisis.
Stupid fucking Putin and those who support him will get what they deserve.
Nobody outside of the Russian infosphere is buying what you are selling.
Who the fuck wants to take over a shitty cpuntry? If anything, the West benefitted greatly from working for and providing services to Rusian industry and consumers tht Russian's were incapable of doing themselves.
The real proxy war is Russia attacking the evil western society by attacking the -seemingly- vulnerable Ukrainians. So Ukraine hoping for NATO and EU membership proved to be a good idea to get protection from the real threat of Russian invasion.
I feel bad for Russians who realize Russia is finished in the modern world, yet they're surrounded by weak sheep who don't dare admit something is direly wrong with there lives.
Putin has taken Russia back to a truly 1950's Soviet mentality. It's a horror show, and "the West" will NEVER give up on Ukraine and on freedom and democracy in general.
Putin has already lost. In fact he lost years ago, and I'm so sorry you're feeling the brunt of that frustration and his desire now for total control over the Russian people with lies, propaganda, and an ever-growing lack of free press and free speech.
Putin has taken Russia back to a truly 1950's Soviet mentality. It's a horror show, and "the West" will NEVER give up on Ukraine and on freedom and democracy in general.
Putin has already lost. In fact he lost years ago, and I'm so sorry you're feeling the brunt of that frustration and his desire now for total control over the Russian people with lies, propaganda, and an ever-growing lack of free press and free speech.
Why invade Russia?
It just implodes every 20-30 years now anyways.
Ah well that didn't last long
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...-Critical-Russian-Port-Comes-Back-Online.html
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...-Critical-Russian-Port-Comes-Back-Online.html
Yes, things are going really well for Russia
You mean most of the SHEEP. lol. How many times has Russia been invaded from the west? Russia has great natural wealth. Saying no one want to take over it just underscores your complete ignorance of history. Even the EU foreign policy leader Kallas (carless) talks openly about breaking up Russia. Breaking up the USSR was round 1, now they are trying round 2.Nobody outside of the Russian infosphere is buying what you are selling.
Who the fuck wants to take over a shitty cpuntry? If anything, the West benefitted greatly from working for and providing services to Rusian industry and consumers tht Russian's were incapable of doing themselves.
The real proxy war is Russia attacking the evil western society by attacking the -seemingly- vulnerable Ukrainians. So Ukraine hoping for NATO and EU membership proved to be a good idea to get protection from the real threat of Russian invasion.
The vast resources in Russia is not yet what would bring on the invaders.
The one peril Russia faces is that much of the democratic west would want
to bring democracy to its people.
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The USSR broke itself up by going broke trying to outspend Ronald Reagan. Who was responding to the ever yapping, but nuclear armed, chihuahua threatening nuclear war.
The US had no interest in invading Russia. And Nazi Germany kaputted itself so posed no threat to Russia. RUSSIA was the only entity that forcibly kept countries it forcibly occupied after WW2
Russians are their own worst, unimagined, enemy.
And in continuing its proxy war against the “inferior “ evil Western societies by its continuation of the destruction of Ukraine, it will fail in exactly tge same manner it did in 1991.
Thats not really the real reason, but enjoy your fiction. It was Yeltsin that broke up the USSR with a tax change that meant Russia stopped funding it. If you look at the long bloody history of those nations, keeping them in check resulted in the LONGEST period of peace in HUNDREDS of years in Europe. Those are the facts.
