Russia's oil crisis now hits Moscow

[AsiaCel]

With 42.74% of oil refineries knocked out, something that local administrators disguise as "terror attacks" or "maintenance failure", and acknowledged by Putin, it will be interesting to observe what will happen to Russia.

This is especially interesting, because Russia is literally having 12 hours (sometimes even longer) gas station queues in some remote areas and literal vehicle ramming/riots, with electric trains overcrowding from 30 mins to 60 mins in some areas.

Russia is having disruptions to it's harvest season thanks to lack of oil.

Even if the winter season heating is hit, they can use the traditional means of heating, like what they already do on the average dirt road village.

We know most Russians are very capable of surviving the harshest conditions, both materially and polticially, but the main thing is that it will affect first world 'spoiled' Moscow urbanites, which Kremlin had spared no efforts to ensure that they are content and largely unaffected by the war.

 

[RealSchizo]

We know most Russians are very capable of surviving the harshest conditions, both materially and polticially, but the main thing is that it will affect first world 'spoiled' Moscow urbanites, which Kremlin had spared no efforts to ensure that they are content and largely unaffected by the war.

Those are not the old russians, they will overthrow Putin, and Russia will most likely plunge into another civil war. The average Russian nowadays is fat, those are not the malnourished USSR goys that survived by boiling their shoes and eating them. It's basically over for Putin's regime, yet there are still people thinking that they can magically take 100% of Ukraine, taking Ukraine is the least of their concerns at the current moment. Crazy to think about, It's mostly Muscovian goys that believe in Putin's victory, because Putin centralized the entire russian economy in Moscow, so that way he prevents protests. Muscovians live in a bubble, but even through that bubble the effects are obviously there. They are overspending on this meaningless war too much. I don't think that it is that bad in Moscow, but soon it'll probably get unbearable there too.


@Trident, thoughts?

 

[gluttony]

 

[Trident]

they will overthrow Putin

It is unlikely, the population is infantile, amorphous and will tolerate anything. They have no motivation to overthrow putin because he is basically doing what a significant part of the population wants. Even if there is criticism from within now, it is not directed at him because he started the war and drove the country into a dead end, but because he is not tough enough, they want him to be like stalin. They want the complete destruction of Ukraine, EU, U.S and others.

Russia will most likely plunge into another civil war.

Doubt, even if Chechen Republic or Tatarstan declares independence, there are no necessary means to suppress the rebellion now. Most of the population is infantile, they won't lift a finger to do anything just like during collapse of ussr.

I hope oil refineries will continue to be destroyed accelerating economic collapse.

 

[IWWorkER]

I hope oil refineries will continue to be destroyed accelerating economic collapse

 

[Trident]

Omsk oil refinery is finally hit

View: https://t.me/exilenova_plus/24582


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[Trident]

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[enclavecel]

Russia will most likely plunge into another civil war.

I hope so, then I can grab refugee wives from Siberian villages and ascend

 

[GigaL0ser]

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