«Горящие НПЗ впечатляют, но цифры говорят — глубокого кризиса не будет» — Мухтар Аблязов

Large-scale strikes on Russian oil refineries have once again raised the question: is Russia truly facing a severe fuel crisis, or is its economy capable of adapting to the new conditions? In this issue, we examine the seriousness of the attacks' impact on the domestic market, the military, and public finances; whether Russia can compensate for the fuel shortage through imports and domestic resources; and why talk of an imminent economic collapse is often unfounded. We also discuss which measures could actually exert long-term pressure on the Russian economy, why maritime logistics remains a key component, and how the impact of restricting export routes differs from strikes on oil refineries. Donate financially: USDT: TBgvY99dUJ7UeRPw2HfZnZeuBNGJBNXxxo PayPal: [email protected] SIGN UP! Our Telegram channel (the old one was stolen) https://t.me/sotavisionmedia Contact the editors: [email protected] Subscribe to our channel – https://youtube.com/subscription_cent... Follow the news on social media and on our website: Telegram – https://t.me/sotavisionmedia Twitter –   / sota_vision   Website - https://sotavision.world Instagram –   / sota.vision.tv   Tik Tok – @sota.vision Facebook –   / sotavision   #russia #ukraine #fuelcrisis