Russian oil shortages reach Moscow as Kremlin halts oil exports due to Ukrainian Strikes

Om avsnittet

"Ukraine has two strike campaigns going at the moment. One is economic warfare, which is targeting Russian oil infrastructure with an aim of degrading the export revenue and their ability to fund the war. The other campaign is targeting military operational and strategic targets."

The US is considering providing more support for Ukrainian strikes as Russia's oil industry appears to be severely crippled, Maj. Gen. Mick Ryan tells Frontline.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Om avsnittet

Fler avsnitt

Putin’s people fear China’s political takeover | Ian Williams

Putin’s army is in ‘survival mode’ as fortress belt assault collapses | George Barros

Frontline footage shows Ukrainian commander's rescue under Russian drone attack | Maxim Tucker

Putin’s people ‘are starting to get angry!’: Ukraine's spy chief reveals intelligence | Maxim Tucker

Putin ‘deliberately targeted’ train with former UK PM | Lord Ricketts

Putin’s self-deception is driving Russia towards operational disaster | Keir Giles

Putin loses major position in Ukraine’s biggest operation since Kursk | Col Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

Witkoff and Kushner’s ‘doomed diplomacy’ plays into Putin’s trap | Scott Lucas

‘Knuckleheads’ Witkoff and Kushner’s Kyiv visit was ‘embarrassing’ | Lt Gen Ben Hodges

'Putin is completely mad' | Anna Zafesova