Ukraine Reportedly Blows Up Russian Rail Lines, Wipes Out Fuel Trains Supplying the Front

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1. Ukraine is doing their own sanctions at this point. Seems to be the best way to get things done.

2. Good. Finish them.

3. I am so thankful they are so innovative and resourceful given how little they can truly count on the US to help anymore.

4. Trains are by far the higher value targets. You can fix rails in a day, but engines and rolling stock are a whole lot less replaceable.

5. this is how a successful attack looks like – congrats

6. Starve the beast.

7. I have a friend, that friend is now a US citizen, he is also former Ukraine special forces. He is friends with zelenski (I got pics). Zelenski was a successful comedian in Ukraine. Zelenski has no interest in being in the position he is currently in. He has no choice. If I could share a certain picture (I can’t) you will see a man that has aged 25 years since 2021.

8. It is beyond me how Ukrainian special forces can travel so far through Russia with heavy explosives and not be detected. I don’t think they’re being dropped in by helicopter or parachuting or gliding in. They must be traveling overland, and every moment they could be worried about being detected And killed. astounding courage!

9. Slava Ukraini 👏 We all hope for your success.
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10. More!

11. Logistics wins war. No trains and no fuel make advancing impossible. Keep hammering the refineries too.

    Sorry Ukraine, you have got to do it yourself because Trump is a Russian asset. Americans have your back but not the President.

12. People tend to forget that in the whole former USSR the (then) Ukrainian Republic was the main R&D hub . They have a long tradition of innovation, non-standard thinking and making do with what’s at hand.

13. How long until we see steam locomotives out of storage? 

14. Keep doing this, this is what works (destroying their oil industry and income) but watch out for EU Nation hypocrites, the ones that said they support Ukraine but keep buying oil from Russia.

15. Ukrainian special forces reportedly hit Russian rail lines in Oryol and Leningrad on Sept 13–14. Explosives in Oryol killed 2 Russian engineers and halted over 15 trains. In Leningrad, a derailment destroyed 15 fuel tankers and sparked a major fire.

    These lines are key for supplying Russian troops on the Kharkiv and Sumy fronts, making this a significant logistical blow.

16. Those damn ukranians if they didn’t start this war they wouldn’t be attacking Russia, zelensky is a war monger….coming soon from a white house near you

17. How much shit is left to blow up?

18. Ukraine is not Georgia or Chechnya as Putin expected, which is why he had the heads of the Russian secret services killed who provided him with bad information about the military capabilities of the Ukrainians. Now he has gotten himself into a mess from which he is forced to emerge victorious, if he does not want to end up like Gaddafi.

19. You figure rail lines and roads would be the first things they go for

20. Let’s start calling this “Trump’s war” to see if we can get traction on sticking this on him.

21. Well that sucks…for the russians, who could have chosen to stop invading Ukraine anytime in the past three years. Whaddya know, I’m fresh out of sympathy.

22. Continues to blow my mind that Ukraine is not only holding their own but is striking Russia with the effectiveness they are.

    You’d think at some point the propaganda machine would start losing its grip and citizens would actually rise up en masse. Can’t imagine the sentiment in Russia is very high at all.

23. Cutting off oil and gas might be an issue to the Russian economy once winter arrives. This could destabilize the region.

24. Lmao Ukraine sanctions go brrrr

25. Need to go for the medical companies. Mfg places that make syringes, gauze, surgical supplies etc. start wiping out critical consumables and their places to mfg them. 

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