Newly commissioned oil wells in russia again drops, another -12.3%. More pain for Russia’s beleaguered oil industry today as new drilling statistics paint yet another bleak picture, with new drilling facing another big drop. The drop ion newly commissioned wells again accelerated. now down 12.3% year-on-year from January-November 2024, according to a report by Kommersant […]
Linked to Russia’s shadow tanker fleet, the “Eagle S” appears to be the culprit in yesterday’s sabotage of a key undersea cable. As expected, NATO’s failure to respond to any element of Russia’s ongoing global terror binge has only lead to yet more global terror. The Finnish Border Guard are investigating damage to the Estlink
A sanctioned Russian cargo vessel, the Ursa Major, has sunk in the Mediterranean Sea following an explosion in its engine room off the coast of Spain. The incident occurred in international waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Fourteen of the sixteen crew members were rescued and taken to the Spanish port of Cartagena, while two remain missing.
According to a report from the Wall street Journal, more than 60% of the artillery and mortar shells used by Russia in Ukraine now come from North Korea. Satellite imagery and intelligence from Washington and Seoul reveal a massive surge in North Korean weapons production, directly supporting Moscow’s war machine.
With the nations on which Ukraine relies for life saving military support being so susceptible to Russia’s disinformation factory, the fate of 40,000,000 people in the most resource rich nation in Europe has become a mere political football and with military support for Ukraine among western allies tending to ebb and flow with the tidal push and pull of the Putin regime’s propaganda efforts, complete self reliance is increasingly perceived as the only long term solution.
A string of arson attacks and explosions swept across multiple Russian cities on Saturday, raising questions about the scale and coordination of these acts. The perpetrators, many of whom confessed to being manipulated by telephone scammers, targeted a variety of public institutions and infrastructure.
In a move that should’ve happened back in 2008 when Russia invaded and began occupying two sections of Georgia or again in 2014 when Russia seized Crimea or yet again in 2022 when the Russian population showed overwhelming public support for the full scale genocide operation in Ukraine, the Czech Republic will soon deny Russian citizens the right to Czech citizenship.
This morning at shortly after dawn, four days before Christmas, Russia targeted Kyiv with eight ballistic missiles. Ukraine’s Air Force reported intercepting all missiles; however, debris caused significant damage across four districts of the capital.
A little over three weeks ago, we flashed the warning light on the Russian coal industry, outlining that the drop in production combined with the inability to export and an increasingly catastrophic countrywide credit situation would lead to mass layoffs.
Less than a week after one of Russia’s lead missile designers is killed in Moscow, Senior General Igor Kirillov, head of Russia’s Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Troops, has also been assassinated, the highest level Russian official to yet be killed since the beginning of the war.
In yet another symptom of Russia’s deepening economic crisis, food price inflation has surged to an alarming 48.8% in just six months, according to latest government data. This unprecedented spike is pushing millions into food insecurity while forcing government to adopt drastic measures.
In another humiliating catastrophe for the Putin regime, the once-bustling Belokamenka oil & gas project, the largest construction site in Russia has gone dark, symbolizing the nation’s waning industrial might amid intensifying economic pressures, war, and international sanctions.
Only 24 hours after Trump states intent to cut off Ukraine’s already incredibly limited ability to strike Russian territory, Putin gets the message that there will be no consequences, unleashing the largest missile attack of the war onto the people of Ukraine.
As awesome as most Russian neighborhoods are, very few are willing to take out mortages at 100% interest.
In what appears to be a calculated but catastrophic gamble, Russia’s Central Bank this week plans to jack up its key interest rate from today’s already crushing 21% to a further punishing 25%, sparking fears of impending economic collapse. Normally towing the party line, even the Putin regime’s Pro-Kremlin economists are now warning that the move could unleash a tidal wave of corporate bankruptcies, threatening the survival of entire sectors of the Russian economy.
Russia’s aircraft industry enters state of collapse, missing 2024 target by -95%
Russian aviation industry collapses, producing only 7 aircraft in two years out of 108 planned.
A Russian citizen is currently on trial for the premeditated double murder stabbing deaths of disabled Ukrainians that were receiving medical treatment in Germany.
The trickle-down effects from Russia’s ongoing housing market implosion have now metastasized into the consumer durable goods sector, with Russia’s largest furniture manufacturer sounding the alarm, calling for immediate government intervention.
In another humiliating blow for Putin, Macron leading effort to deploy 40,000 NATO troops to Ukraine.
Russia’s colony of Transnistria declares state of emergency due to the imminent loss of russian gas
Russia’s colony of Transnistria has declared a state of emergency due to the imminent cut-off of Russian gas.
Having seen it’s share value drop by -88% in only two years and with 1,200 stores and 30,000 employees nationwide, Russia’s second largest seller of consumer electronics has announced an abrupt change in business model after 31 years in operation.
