Sonin says the Kremlin still benefits from higher global oil prices caused by Middle East instability, but Ukrainian strikes are increasing the cost of sustaining Russia’s energy sector. "The system is vulnerable."

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Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are becoming one of the war’s most sensitive economic pressure points. According to Sonin, Moscow left nearly 400 billion rubles with oil companies in March to repair damaged refineries and infrastructure. 3/

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“Judging by the amount of money the government left to oil companies, the damage is colossal.” Tuapse, Ust-Luga, Primorsk, and Perm are not symbolic targets. They are critical export and refining hubs tied directly to Russia’s wartime revenues. 4/

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1/ Even as Ukraine invests in accelerating its middle-strike campaign against Russian forces, Russian counter-measures are nowhere to be seen, according to a Russian warblogger and military volunteer. He says that Putin "doesn't give a shit". ⬇️https://t.co/Pv5cnVXv0C

— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 27 mai 2026

1/ Even as Ukraine invests in accelerating its middle-strike campaign against Russian forces, Russian counter-measures are nowhere to be seen, according to a Russian warblogger and military volunteer. He says that Putin "doesn't give a shit".

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❗️Overnight, the Defense Forces of 🇺🇦Ukraine launched a massive attack on the 🇷🇺Russian Federation, as well as the temporarily occupied Crimea and Donetsk:

• In Tuapse, the local port came under attack for the fifth time.
• In Taganrog, missiles struck the territory of the… pic.twitter.com/H5fCv9dB6Y

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 27 mai 2026

Overnight, the Defense Forces of Ukraine launched a massive attack on the Russian Federation, as well as the temporarily occupied Crimea and Donetsk: • In Tuapse, the local port came under attack for the fifth time.
• In Taganrog, missiles struck the territory of the

→ View original post on X — @front_ukrainian

We are launching a "logistics lockdown" for the Russian army. We are scaling middle-strike operations to systematically destroy enemy logistics and supply lines, stripping them of their capacity to mount offensive actions. We’ve allocated an additional 5 billion UAH for direct… pic.twitter.com/jOh2uwqHtp

— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 27 mai 2026

We are launching a "logistics lockdown" for the Russian army. We are scaling middle-strike operations to systematically destroy enemy logistics and supply lines, stripping them of their capacity to mount offensive actions. We’ve allocated an additional 5 billion UAH for direct

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Update 133 of May 25, 2026 on the war in Ukraine
https://lettrevigie.com/bilan-ndeg-133-du-25-mai-2026-guerre-dukraine/
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In a general stability, the Ukrainians achieve local successes while the Russians exert effort against Kostiantynivka. The drone battle dominates. Previous update 132:

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Ukraine’s Defense Minister announced the launch of the “Logistics Lockdown” program, aimed at scaling up middle-strike operations against Russian rear areas and disrupting military supply lines.

As part of the program’s first phase, the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff… https://t.co/1MT3KThYlY pic.twitter.com/qWQqq6bZcV

— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 27 mai 2026

Ukraine’s Defense Minister announced the launch of the “Logistics Lockdown” program, aimed at scaling up middle-strike operations against Russian rear areas and disrupting military supply lines. As part of the program’s first phase, the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff

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