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𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐦𝐬𝐚 🇪🇺🇵🇱🇺🇦@Tweet4AnnaNAFO · Sep 27, 2026

🔥 UKRAINE HIT SIX STRATEGIC OIL REFINERIES IN ONE WEEK. 53.6M tonnes of refining capacity. 200 to 1,600 km from the…

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Ukraine has systematically struck six Russian oil refineries in one week, reducing refining capacity faster than Russia can repair it, triggering fuel shortages across major Russian cities and economic consequences including price increases and government takeover of failing energy companies.

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    🔥 UKRAINE HIT SIX STRATEGIC OIL REFINERIES IN ONE WEEK. 53.6M tonnes of refining capacity. 200 to 1,600 km from the front. Trump will be pleased. 🧵

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    🔥 russia CAN’T REPAIR THEM FAST ENOUGH. • Moscow — 12M t/yr • Perm — 13M — halted • Novoshakhtinsk — 7.5M • Bashneft-UNPZ — 7.5M • Kuibyshev — 7M • Ilsky — 6.6M This is no longer isolated damage. Ukraine is hitting refining capacity faster than russia can repair it. 2/

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    🔥 ILSKY REFINERY: PROD HALTED. 3 of 6 primary refining units — AT-4, AT-5 and AT-6 — were damaged overnight. Together they account for 99% of primary processing capacity. 🛢️ 6.6M tonnes/year. Ukraine’s General Staff also confirmed a strike on the Azov Optical plant. 3/

    𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐦𝐬𝐚 🇪🇺🇵🇱🇺🇦@Tweet4AnnaNAFO · Sep 25, 2026

    🔥 TWO MORE RUSSIAN REFINERIES UNDER ATTACK. Ilsky + Afipsky. Combined capacity: 12.85M tonnes/year.

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    🔥 MOSCOW NOW HAS AN AUTOGAS SHORTAGE. Prices have surged, & stations in the capital are running dry. One Moscow driver says he checked five major gas stations and found nothing: “I’m honestly shocked. Where is the world heading? I’m driving around Moscow looking for gas.” 4/

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    🔥 russia’s fuel crisis keeps spreading: •Perm •Nizhny Novgorod •Lipetsk •Bryansk •Yakutsk •Moscow region Now autogas is surging too. One driver: ₽31–32 → ₽50 in months — up 60% “It’s awful. The price increase is enormous” Refineries go down. Fuel gets tighter 5/

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    ⛽🔥 PUTIN’S NEW FUEL-CRISIS FIX: TAKE THE GAS STATIONS. russia’s Energy Ministry wants external management of Trassa — 56 stations around Moscow. Its owner is already in default. Drone strikes → fuel shortages → financial stress → state control. Reshaping ownership! 6/

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    🔥 OPERATION “BARREL” russia reportedly tried using railway tankers as mobile oil storage after strikes on refineries & ports. Freedom of Russia partisans found the routes & hit them. 10,000+ tonnes $10M+ in losses “The plan worked, & the logistics began to fall apart.” 7/

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    🔥PUTIN’S NEW DRONE-DEFENSE POLICY Protect yourself — or risk losing your company 🇷🇺 businesses must increasingly pay for their own anti-drone protection. H1 spending: ₽440M+ (7× YoY.) Ukraine strikes → company pays for defense → defense fails → state can take control 8/

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    🔬🔥 russia’s military microelectronics industry is cutting its own engineers. Nanotronika — developing 🇷🇺 chipmaking equipment, including for defense plants — is cutting 20% of staff. 2025: Revenue: ₽68.7M Loss: ₽146M The industry is already short 5,300 workers. 9/

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    🔥 THE ELECTIONS ENDED. THE PRICE TAGS CHANGED. 🇷🇺 shop worker: “Almost everything is 20–30 rubles more expensive.” Another: “Who earns these ‘higher salaries’? Tell me where. I want to work there too.” Food up. Fuel up. Utilities up. “This is what a crisis looks like” 10/

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    🔥15 DAYS AGO: “NO TAX INCREASES” TODAY: new taxes • 30% — metals & fertilizers • 20% — gold miners • 22% VAT — cross-border e-commerce • higher taxes on passive income Journalist: You said there would be no tax increases. Peskov: I have no comment That aged fast 😆 11/

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    Magyar: 30 steps to “de-ignite” russia in September. 🔥 17 refinery strikes 🔥 Gas & chemical plants 🔥 Export terminals 🔥 Novorossiysk naval base 🔥 Makhachkala commercial port 🔥 Oil terminals across russia 30 strikes. One month. September was busy. 12/

  13. #13

    🔥 A refinery burns for one night. The consequences don’t. They spread through fuel, logistics, businesses, prices — and eventually the wider economy. That’s the bigger picture behind the strikes. If you stand with Ukraine, share 🇺🇦 #NAFO #NafoFellas 13/