Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in Russia’s Bashkortostan.
Oh no 🙏😂
It’s this bad (for Russia) already, and Ukraine is about to start pumping out hundreds of long range cruise missiles each month. It’s no wonder we’re seeing trump and other nato countries starting to be less charitable to putin’s nazis. Russia lost this war, and we’re about to see things exponentially degrade for them. Bravo Ukraine, you are on the path to victory. I only hope you don’t stop until the oligarchs realize the severity of their predicament and kill putin and all his butt buddies.
Authoritative regimes are rock solid until they’re not. Russian is nowhere near as strong as they projection. Never have been.
Is this a new strike, or the one from 5 days ago?
Good shooting
Those black smoke columns are so pretty 😍
Excellent, another expensive mistake for Ruzzia.
Does make you wonder when Putin is actually going to realise that he’s fucked himself into a corner and taking up golf in his bunker is the only way out.
😍
How many countries are still buying russian oil though?
They need to stop as well.
This is good for Russia because now they can build a brand new plant.
Is that the big one from the Bingo card of refineries that was missing? If yes, can someone update the card? 😂
Dark clouds –> bad weather
Oh noes very sad…
Anyways next target pls. 🙂
Last time I commented in favor of these actions I received a Reddit warning. So this time I sure hope ‘accidents’ like these happen only once in this location. Perhaps somewhere else in Russia these ‘accidents’ happen over and over again.
That looks very expensive. From the scale this fire must be huge.
Just stop oil.
Light them all up Ukraine. Put that glorified petro/mafia state’s war making ability into the shitter, along with pootin
Praise be
Sorry, not sorry. Just sad for Environment
Someday the Ruzzians will quit smoking…or not.
FFS Ukraine. What the hell are you doing? Petrochemical plant? That’s not how to win a war.
You need to bomb the odd car park, block of flats and even a hospital or two.
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Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in Russia’s Bashkortostan.
Oh no 🙏😂
It’s this bad (for Russia) already, and Ukraine is about to start pumping out hundreds of long range cruise missiles each month. It’s no wonder we’re seeing trump and other nato countries starting to be less charitable to putin’s nazis. Russia lost this war, and we’re about to see things exponentially degrade for them. Bravo Ukraine, you are on the path to victory. I only hope you don’t stop until the oligarchs realize the severity of their predicament and kill putin and all his butt buddies.
Authoritative regimes are rock solid until they’re not. Russian is nowhere near as strong as they projection. Never have been.
Is this a new strike, or the one from 5 days ago?
Good shooting
Those black smoke columns are so pretty 😍
Excellent, another expensive mistake for Ruzzia.
Does make you wonder when Putin is actually going to realise that he’s fucked himself into a corner and taking up golf in his bunker is the only way out.
😍
How many countries are still buying russian oil though?
They need to stop as well.
This is good for Russia because now they can build a brand new plant.
Is that the big one from the Bingo card of refineries that was missing? If yes, can someone update the card? 😂
Dark clouds –> bad weather
Oh noes very sad…
Anyways next target pls. 🙂
Last time I commented in favor of these actions I received a Reddit warning. So this time I sure hope ‘accidents’ like these happen only once in this location. Perhaps somewhere else in Russia these ‘accidents’ happen over and over again.
That looks very expensive. From the scale this fire must be huge.
Just stop oil.
Light them all up Ukraine. Put that glorified petro/mafia state’s war making ability into the shitter, along with pootin
Praise be
Sorry, not sorry. Just sad for Environment
Someday the Ruzzians will quit smoking…or not.
FFS Ukraine. What the hell are you doing? Petrochemical plant? That’s not how to win a war.
You need to bomb the odd car park, block of flats and even a hospital or two.
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