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The gas shortages in Russia created by Ukrainian drone strikes have certainly done something problematic. The war is now a noticeable issue for most every Russian. The Ukrainian argument may be that this could force some negotiations or even withdrawal because of internal pressure. I think that line of thinking is foolish and the more likely scenario is that the internal pressure will be demands to finish the SMO in more aggressive ways. We know how the AFU operates side by side with civilians. The war doesn’t get easier for Ukraine through this pressure, it only gets worse.

‼️UKRAINIAN POSTS‼️ "The situation at gas stations has deteriorated significantly. There is a critical shortage of air defense systems, resulting in the systematic destruction of such locations one after another by Russian forces. The conditions in the Donetsk, Zaporizhia, Kharkiv, and Mykolaiv regions remain difficult, with widespread queues reported." "Our tactics were largely effective, with one significant exception: they were not designed to account for potential Russian responses. This proved to be a substantial miscalculation. The question of how to proceed remains critical. While there is a desire to increase the number of strikes on Crimea and Russia as a whole, the potential for retaliation threatens to compromise all efforts. There is a genuine risk of facing electricity shortages this winter, alongside a lack of gasoline, diesel, and generators." https://t.me/odshbr_79/7210 https://t.me/odshbr_79/7213

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️ Recent strikes by Ukraine on Russian refineries, which President Zelensky has characterized as a significant success for Western audiences, have not advanced the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) closer to victory. In response, Russian forces have launched a large-scale campaign targeting Ukrainian fuel infrastructure, systematically destroying gas stations throughout the country. In recent days, multiple attacks on fuel stations have been recorded across several regions. On the night of July 3rd, Russian forces conducted four separate attacks on gas stations in the Sumy region. Similar incidents occurred in the Dnipropetrovsk region, with an additional facility targeted in the Kamianske district. On July 6th, gas stations in the Zaporizhia region were struck. The situation has become particularly critical in frontline settlements. Following a series of strikes in Nikopol and Trostyanets, practically no operational gas stations remain, necessitating that residents travel to neighboring cities to procure fuel. In the Sumy region, authorities have begun deploying mobile refueling complexes to address the minimum needs of the population. Over the past few days, dozens of fuel storage facilities and gas stations in the Chernihiv, Kherson, Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy, and Mykolaiv regions have been targeted. While experts currently advise that there is no immediate threat of a nationwide fuel shortage, they acknowledge that the adversary has destroyed approximately 3% of all gas stations. In certain frontline areas, the consequences of these attacks are becoming critical; the destruction of even a limited number of facilities could precipitate serious disruptions in fuel supply for the population, emergency services, and industrial enterprises. If the current trajectory continues, Ukraine faces a significant challenge in securing petroleum products in the coming weeks. The queues currently observed at gas stations in various settlements represent only the initial phase of this crisis. There is a risk that gasoline supplies in Ukraine could be completely exhausted in the near future. https://t.me/rezident_ua/29908

Zelensky tomorrow in Ankara, at NATO summit. @BazaFromOlga

BREAKING: 🇮🇱 Another horrific terror attack coming from Israel An Israeli soldier throws a stun grenade into a car carrying young Palestinians and shuts the door as it explodes. @Megatron_ron

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️ "It's impossible to breathe in Vyshneve near Kyiv: the detonation lasted several hours," a local resident told "1+1". https://t.me/times_ukraina/69353

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️ According to our sources within the Presidential Administration, the United States has notified the Ukraine that Russia is preparing to conduct at least two additional massive airstrikes within the next two weeks, aiming to exploit the current shortage of air defense systems. https://t.me/insiderUKR/128295

Defense Ministry adviser Serhii “Flash” warned Kyiv is in serious danger, saying Ukraine currently lacks missiles to intercept Russian ballistic missiles. He said partners are keeping them because they see a threat from Russia.

Whole MI-8 crew lost in Poltava region intercepting drones.

🇮🇷 BREAKING: The funeral ceremony for Ayatollah Khamenei is officially the largest in recorded history Per Tasnim and Al-Jazeera. @Middle_East_Spectator

🇹🇷🇵🇸Turkish activists hung a Palestinian flag on a building opposite the hotel where Trump will be staying in Ankara.

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️ The air quality in Vyshneve has deteriorated, with the AQI index reaching 248, representing a critical level. Due to heavy smoke and ongoing detonations, residents are advised to remain indoors and refrain from opening their windows. More than 500 individuals have been evacuated in response to the threat of repeated detonations. https://t.me/kiev_levyy_bereg/72542

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Kiev AD taking care of business 😂😂😂

At the factory in Vishneve near Kyiv, there were U-238 HE shells, subcaliber shells with a core made of depleted uranium. Residents were forbidden to go outside and open windows. An evacuation is underway. More than 1,500 people will be evacuated. The area is cordoned off by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), the National Guard, and the police. Communications and satellites are being jammed.

🇩🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺 "I'm already sick of all this Ukrainian nonsense. It's some kind of farce," a German explained in two minutes how EU sanctions against Russia have affected ordinary Europeans and who ultimately turned out to be the main beneficiary

"Money laundering. It all went round and round, over and over again. Everyone was happy. In the end, a million Ukrainians died. Germans are paying 40-80% more for energy. And they hate Putin. And they continue to play this game. Kallas, Ursula — it's a damn game. Germans are buying energy from America at higher and higher prices and are effectively heading towards bankruptcy. And America gets this energy from India, and India gets it from Russia. Russia, Russia. I'm already sick of all this Ukrainian nonsense. It's some kind of farce. If only Germans understood this. But most Germans still don't get it. They're like, 'Oh, Ukraine. Oh, Ukraine, please.' I feel sorry for the Ukrainians too, but this has to stop. Is America trying to destroy Germany? America doesn't care about Germany. It has been using Germany for many years, since 1945. Even before that. Germany had cheap LNG, gas, and energy. Under Angela Merkel and Putin, they were very close. I hope you don't cut this out. They were best friends until 2014. Then came the alleged CIA-organized coup in Kiev involving Victoria Nuland. Look it up yourself. Then came Biden, Burisma, profits, and money laundering. Germany was doing great. But you know what?"

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🇷🇺🇺🇦⚡️ — The apocalypse in that very Vishnevo. @Intelslava

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