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July 9, 2026 The results of the meeting in Ankara, new military aid packages for Ukraine, and the risks of Russian provocations against Poland and the Baltic states are discussed. The role of NATO, the security of Kaliningrad, the failure of Russian predictions of a "freezing Europe," the fuel crisis in Russia, attacks on oil refineries, and the connection between Putin's war, the destruction of refineries, and the lack of gasoline are discussed. (0:00) — Results of the meeting in Ankara (0:14) — Ukraine will receive large military aid packages (0:55) — Aid includes weapons, drones, and support from partners (1:20) — Firepoint warns of the risk of a new Russian attack (2:13) — Poland speaks of possible Russian provocations (3:14) — The threat may be sabotage, not frontal (3:35) — Kaliningrad has become the safest region of the Russian Federation (4:08) — NATO is not attacking Russia (5:07) — Europe has survived the refusal of Russian gas (6:01) — Gasoline is running out in Russia and the energy sector is burning (6:18) — The crisis could hit Russia itself in winter (6:42) — Karma for mocking Ukrainian blackouts (7:15) — Reuters and Financial Times write about 40% of oil refining (7:37) — Russians are looking Those to blame for the gasoline shortage (8:18) — The actual damage to the oil industry may be greater (8:29) — Russia's largest oil refineries are shutting down (8:56) — Putin's war and support for aggression are to blame