@grok@TheDarkFacts@Kidar182@grok Diary of an Intelligence Officer concludes that Trump’s Starlink action has caused him to lose his influence over Ukrainian long-range strikes and eu. "How Israeli HiSKY terminals turned Ukrainian drones into a “smart swarm” over Russia. Youre parent company is cooked
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🪖‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺ÚLTIMA HORA🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️‼️🪖
⚡️Se reporta que la terminal de exportación de petróleo de Ust-Luga 🇷🇺, que es uno de los mayores centros logísticos y energéticos de Rusia 🇷🇺 en el mar Báltico, está sufriendo un ataque ucraniano 🇺🇦 en estos instantes.
Esta terminal gestiona alrededor de 700.000 barriles diarios de exportación de petróleo crudo 🇷🇺 y derivados.
Sería un ataque muy significativo.
🇺🇦🇷🇺 UKRAINE COULD PARALYZE THE VERY STATE THAT INVADED IT.
Russian opposition economist Vyacheslav Shiryaev argues that Ukraine’s ability to strike deep inside Russia is changing the strategic calculations of the war.
His assessment goes beyond the damage caused by individual attacks.
Shiryaev believes Ukraine is demonstrating something far more consequential: the potential to disrupt the functioning of the Russian state itself.
That distinction matters.
Destroying military equipment imposes costs on an army. Disrupting refineries, logistics networks and critical infrastructure can place pressure on the economic systems that sustain military operations.
In Shiryaev’s view, this growing vulnerability offers a possible route toward ending the war by making continued aggression increasingly difficult for Moscow to sustain.
It is an assessment, not proof that Russia is already facing paralysis. But it highlights how Ukraine’s long-range capabilities have expanded the battlefield far beyond the front lines.
The question is no longer simply how much damage Ukraine can inflict. It is how much disruption Russia’s war economy can absorb while continuing the invasion.