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π€π§π§πš 𝐊𝐨𝐦𝐬𝐚 πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡΅πŸ‡±πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦@Tweet4AnnaNAFO Β· Sep 25, 2026

πŸ”₯ TWO MORE REFINERIES DOWN Kuibyshev + Novoshakhtinsk Combined capacity: 12.6M tonnes/yr Processing: ZERO Trump will…

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Ukrainian strikes have damaged two major Russian refineries (Kuibyshev and Novoshakhtinsk) with combined capacity of 12.6M tonnes/year, contributing to a fuel crisis affecting over half of Russian gas stations. The attacks on refineries, missile component factories, and chemical plants are driving significant economic costs, including record electricity price increases to fund air-defense systems.

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    πŸ”₯ TWO MORE REFINERIES DOWN Kuibyshev + Novoshakhtinsk Combined capacity: 12.6M tonnes/yr Processing: ZERO Trump will be pleased 🧡

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    πŸ”₯ Another fuel producer removed. Rosneft’s Kuibyshev refinery is DOWN. Both primary units damaged. Capacity: 7M tonnes/yr 2024 output: Gasoline: 800K tonnes Diesel: 1.4M tonnes Its refinery group has also stopped selling AI-92 gasoline & seasonal diesel since Sept. 22. 2/

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    πŸ”₯ Novoshakhtinsk DOWN. Capacity: 5.6M tonnes/year Exactly one month after the previous shutdown. Unlike Kuibyshev, Novoshakhtinsk mainly produces for export. Less refining β†’ fewer exports β†’ less revenue. 3/

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    πŸ”₯ πŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί Dmitry Demushkin: β€œNo gasoline, drones are falling, the country is falling apart β€” & the ruling party keeps gaining. The less democracy, the higher their percentage.” β€œIn France, fuel prices rise & people can protest. Here, they can rise 20 times a yr. And it’s fine.” 4/

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    πŸ”₯ russia’s fuel crisis just entered its THIRD WAVE. Only 48.7% of reported gas stations nationwide have fuel. Queues stretch into the night β€” while some private stations reportedly charge β‚½170/L (2.2Γ— the national average, +117%). And 3 more refineries hit overnight. 5/

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    πŸ”₯ Five targets overnight. Fuel. Missile components. Industrial chemicals. πŸ›’οΈ Kuibyshev β€” DOWN πŸ›’οΈ Novoshakhtinsk β€” DOWN πŸ›’οΈ Lukoil Perm β€” HIT. 13M t/yr, 1,500+ km away πŸš€ Iskra β€” missile electronics 🏭 Voronezh β€” chemical plant 6/

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    πŸ”₯ russia will have problems with missiles. The Iskra plant in Ulyanovsk produces critical electronics used in Kh-59 missiles and Pantsir-S1 systems. These aren’t generic parts. Hit specialized electronics β†’ disrupt the weapons that depend on them. 7/

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    πŸ”₯ Meanwhile in Voronezh: β€œWe barely slept all night. They were flying right over us... it was a complete fucking mess.” Then: β€œOne man sits there and decides what to do. And we’re the ones who endure it. We’re the ones paying for all of this.” 8/

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    πŸ”₯ RECORD-BREAKING ELECTRICITY HIKE: Russians will pay for protection from Ukrainian drones. 2027: +14.4% β€” biggest hike in 18 YEARS 2028: +12.1% 2029: +10.1% That’s +41% in 3 years. Anti-drone defenses and rebuilding costs are going straight into Russians’ bills. 9/

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    πŸ”₯ Two more refineries offline. Missiles & chemicals hit in the same night. Queues at the pumps. Air-defense costs moving onto household bills. The war keeps expanding the bill. russia keeps refusing to stop writing it. If you stand with Ukraine β€” RT #NAFO #NAFOfellas 10/

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    Video: Madyar, russia’s unofficial Minister of Energy