Russia Can’t Stop Ukraine’s Drones — And They Just Admitted It

Zelenskyy’s 40-day plan appears to be unfolding — and Ukraine is putting Russia’s fuel, logistics, and rear economy under pressure. In this update, we break down the reported 400-drone operation, the strike on the Slavyansk refinery in Krasnodar Krai, and why that facility matters for Crimea, the Kerch Bridge region, and Russia’s Black Sea supply chain. We also look at Putin’s United Russia speech on Ukraine’s Constitution Day, where he signaled that Russia has no intention of backing down, plus reports of official mobilization beginning after the September Duma vote — including warnings coming out of occupied Crimea. Then there’s Lukashenko: after two days behind closed doors with Putin, no readout, no clarity, and an immediate flight to Southeast Asia. Finally, a Kremlin propagandist accidentally tells the truth: Russia’s traditional air defense is struggling to adapt to Ukraine’s drones and deep-strike campaign. This is not about one strike. It’s about Ukraine increasing the cost of Russia’s war step by step. Like, comment, subscribe, and share this update if you want more serious pro-Ukraine analysis grounded in the facts. Join our Discord   / discord   OFFICIAL X Account https://x.com/gregoryjterry OFFICIAL BLUESKY Accounts https://bsky.app/profile/gregterryfan... https://bsky.app/profile/gregterry.bs... Buy Me A Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gregterry Join “The Hope Train” to get Access to Perks:    / @gregterryexperience   0:00 Ukraine’s Constitution Day and the 40-Day Plan 2:40 Inside the 400-Drone Strike 3:20 Why Slavyansk Matters for Crimea 5:56 Russia’s Refineries Under Pressure 8:34 Putin Says Russia Is All In 11:17 September Mobilization Warning 12:08 Lukashenko Vanishes After Putin Meeting 14:07 Kremlin Propagandist Admits the Problem 16:57 Russia Can’t Stop the Drones 18:24 What Comes Next #Ukraine #Russia #UkraineWar #Zelenskyy #Putin #UkraineDrones #RussianRefinery #Crimea #KerchBridge #Krasnodar #RussianMobilization #Lukashenko #Kremlin #BlackSea #GregTerryExperience