И смех и грех

July 14, 2026 A discussion about the growing fuel, commodity, and information crisis in Russia. Discussions include idling refineries, depleted reserves at oil depots and in state reserves, the risk of gasoline suddenly disappearing from gas stations, rising prices, possible mobile internet restrictions, coupons, empty stores in Crimea, and the story of the lost relics of Alexander Nevsky. (0:00) — News from Russia is increasingly absurd (0:37) — Gasoline may suddenly disappear from gas stations (0:55) — Most oil refineries are operating poorly or not operating (1:19) — Purchases from India and Kazakhstan are not solving the problem (1:41) — Russia is opening state reserve depots (2:01) — Fuel reserves are running low (2:42) — Collapse is possible after oil depots are depleted (3:19) — High prices are no longer helping the situation (3:30) — Fuel is being resold to more expensive regions (4:02) — Belarusian gasoline is also becoming expensive (4:28) — Russia is discussing strict internet restrictions (5:02) — Mobile internet may be available with special permits (5:45) — The restrictions are explained by protection from information attacks (6:13) — New ones may appear after gas coupons Restrictions (6:22) — Grocery stores are emptying in Crimea (6:58) — The relics of Alexander Nevsky were lost in the DPR (7:23) — Prayers were held due to the fuel crisis (8:15) — The relic was being transported to the site before the drone attack (8:41) — Russia is again replacing air defense with rituals (9:13) — Russia has fewer and fewer military-technical solutions