This Is Putins’s Regime Final Phase! Ukraine Burned Refinery on Election Day, — Interview with Jonathan Fink
Russian high-ranking officials and even military enlistment office staff are massively evacuating their families and capital abroad, which, according to Jonathan Fink , founder of the Silicon Curtain channel, indicates that the Kremlin system has entered the final phase of collapse. The crisis is being deepened by successful actions of Ukraine’s defense forces: a combined strike disabled the…
Russian officials and military personnel are rapidly removing their families and moving abroad, suggesting the Kremlin's system is entering its final phase of collapse, according to Jonathan Fink, the founder of Silicon Curtain. This crisis is intensified by the Ukrainian military's successful actions, such as disabling the Moscow Oil Refinery in Kapotnya on election night and executing Operation "Vivaldi" to obstruct the enemy's offensive pincers near Lyman.
Facing military setbacks and the looming threat of 100% tariffs on oil exports under the Graham Act, Moscow is resorting to desperate provocations against NATO. These range from violating Polish airspace and drone incidents in Leipzig to preparing sabotage operations in Europe.
On the final day of Russia's State Duma elections, Ukraine launched a massive combined missile and drone strike, hitting the Moscow region, according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War. The strike targeted 10 types of weapons, primarily produced in Ukraine, including Flamingo cruise missiles, which completely halted the Moscow oil refinery that supplied up to 70% of the capital's gasoline and jet fuel.
Ukraine's strategic actions have sent a clear message to the Kremlin, as Ukraine's consistent missile and drone attacks on Russia, more than Russia's attacks on Ukraine, have had a significant impact. This ongoing conflict has both economic and psychological consequences on the Russian people, as well as the Russian leadership's imperial ambitions.
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