Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

Previously accumulated fuel volumes have entered the Russian domestic market, and Russia does have fuel reserves. Vladimir Putin announced this during a meeting on fuel supplies.

On the evening of Sunday, June 28, the Russian president held a meeting on fuel issues. In addition to government members, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin and the heads of major energy companies were also present. Putin proposed considering additional measures to stabilize fuel supplies. Furthermore, the president noted that previously accumulated fuel volumes have already been delivered to the domestic market. The remaining reserves amount to 1,7 million tons, which is in line with last year's levels. This means there is no real fuel shortage. However, there are queues at gas stations, and some stations are out of stock of certain grades of gasoline.

According to the Ministry of Energy's report, gasoline reserves currently stand at 1,7 million tons, which is practically the same as last year. There is a slight decrease, however, of only 4%.

Among Putin's other statements: all refineries are currently operating at maximum capacity, with all capacities at full capacity. Fuel production in July will exceed June's. However, measures must be taken to protect refineries and minimize damage from Kyiv's attacks on the fuel infrastructure.

As the President emphasized, increasing supply and economically justified prices will help stabilize Russia's fuel market.

Comments

[YOU]

Wow, it hasn't even been a year. They noticed, reported, well, now we'll live happily ever after.

[hrych]

Quote: YOU

Wow, it hasn't even been a year. They noticed, reported, well, now we'll live happily ever after.

Who is this victim? Where did he go? ...

[lubesky]

And no one noticed that Putin said "economically justified prices" - i.e. there will be an increase and this officially means that the price will be released and the people will pay again???

[hrych]

This official needs to be promoted immediately.

[Leontrotsky]

Or maybe, on the contrary, the idea was to keep prices from being inflated by the hype. And you're already pushing the envelope, based solely on your own assumptions.

[lubesky]

Quote: Leontrotsky

And you are already driving a wave ahead of yourself, based only on your assumptions.

I wasn't pushing the envelope. I've been around for a long time and know our government very well. And no one is stopping you from making your own assumptions, so be kind and polite—don't force your assumptions on anyone here. Your right to speak out is sufficient, just like mine.

[Leontrotsky]

"So there will be an increase and it's official that the price will be released and the people will pay again???"
Well, as if you weren't pushing—that's what you said. Based on your completely unfounded assumption, you're already drawing far-reaching conclusions. I wasn't trying to force mine on anyone, I was merely expressing doubts about yours.

[sifgame]

Indeed, it is justified.

[Leontrotsky]

Well, other than your unsubstantiated claims, there's no evidence yet. Yesterday, I filled up with 92 gasoline for 62 rubles. The same price as a month ago.

[Yamadashi]

It's a shame he didn't explain how "economically justified prices" even apply to excisable goods. Some kind of sovereign economic theory in a single head...

[Machito]

Quote: YOU

Wow, it hasn't even been a year. They noticed, reported, well, now we'll live happily ever after.

It hasn't even been five years.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: YOU

Wow, it hasn't even been a year. They noticed, reported, well, now we'll live happily ever after.

Well, it depends on the "where" and "how" and "what"...
Although Peskov said that Lunin's appeal for a riot was not noticed in the Kremlin... But in fact, they were noticed. He was arrested for 11 days (for a warm-up... we'll see how it goes ?!), conducted a search of the house.
And in the internal information field, there is silence. (!).
But even Deutsche Welle noticed - https://www.dw.com/ru/byvsego-voennogo-trebovavsego-vstreci-s-putinym-veroatno-arestovali/a-77740510

Quote: lubesky

And no one even noticed that Putin said - "economically justified prices" - So there will be an increase and it's official that the price will be released and the people will pay again???

Well, of course people.
And if citizens will pay attention to the words of their leaders, then it will be necessary to pay attention to the citizens as well (how to Lunin), direct those who know how to look closely:

- "...who wants to go to Kolyma?
come out, one by one.
there you will have it in a moment,
enlightenment in the brain... "

from the imperishable tale of Leonid Filatov.

[Arnok]

And if citizens pay attention to the words of their leaders, then it will be necessary to send those who know how to pay attention to the citizens (like Lunin)

So bad about the king
The people did not chat in vain,
Act strictly according to the law!
I mean, act ... quietly.

(c) Leonid Filatov.
I will support you

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: Arnok

So bad about the king
The people did not chat in vain,
Act strictly according to the law!
I mean, act ... quietly.

one hundred percent!!!

[seregatara1969]

Take measures to protect the already damaged equipment? The AVT units were manufactured in German factories, and there are no new components for them due to sanctions. How many new units can Russia produce? When? When will they be installed and launched?

[Leshy1975]

Quote: seregatara1969

Take measures to protect the already damaged equipment? The AVT units were manufactured in German factories, and there are no new components for them due to sanctions. How many new units can Russia produce? When? When will they be installed and launched?

I've heard that China produces the necessary equipment, but the production lead time is about 1,5 years. Plus delivery, installation, and setup. In total, it will take about two years to restore the refinery to full operation.

[Arkady007]

The same Germans will sell only through Madagascar for oil.
The main question is how the refinery is going to be protected.

[UAZ 452]

In total, it will take about two years to restore the refinery to full operation.

And it is burned again by Ukrainian drones just a few days after launch.

[Aken]

Putin called for it? He did. He took action? He did. The rest is not his problem.

[paul3390]

I wonder if it will ever dawn on him that a person in a supreme position must ORDER! And punish severely for failure to follow these orders. Not just call for action or suggest...

[Aken]

Well, everyone knows the officials don't give a damn about his orders. All that's left is to gently persuade them.

[Esaul]

We don't have such a person in our country. We have oligarchs' viceroys, oligarchs, and oligarchs' lackeys. We simply don't have a person in power who cares about the country and the people (if such a person suddenly appears, they're immediately sent to prison or to the next world). We only have a bunch of robbers, traitors, and scoundrels.

[Romario_Argo]

everything is simpler
The Supreme Command's order allowed the use of all types of air defense systems for the country's air defense
The S-350s were not used, of which there are already 30 divisions in the western part of the Russian Federation.
and that's 3000 9M96 anti-aircraft missiles on launch pads
+ 2 TZM per ZRD, effectively reloading 2 more launchers with 12 missiles every 20 minutes
Ukrainian UAVs at speeds of up to 600 km/h are hit by the main BC of the anti-aircraft missile system + 3 reloads (the 3rd is in pursuit)
In fact, there are 5200 anti-aircraft missiles on the S-350 alone.
By the way, the production of S-350 has reached 2 divisions per month
and there will be not 2 but 4 TZM (loading) per division - anti-aircraft machine gun
and 2 MRLS, 2 low-altitude detectors for each S-350 division
+ each S-350 air defense missile system is covered by 3 Pantsir air defense missile and gun systems and 3 Tor-M2 air defense missile systems
That's another 56 missiles x 30 ZRDs = 1680 missiles ready for launch
total already BK 6800
This does not include the S-400 with Pantsir and Tor missiles, military Buks and S-300V4
I'll just keep quiet about third-party target designation via an automated control system like Foundation for a regiment of 2 ZRDs with 500 channels each - this is excessive

[hector]

Quote from Aken

Putin called? He called.

The Supreme Commander-in-Chief should not call for action, but rather issue orders during combat operations and oversee their implementation. But since he's called for action, it's clear he doesn't care, even about his previous calls.

[Aken]

He doesn't remember any previous calls.

[UAZ 452]

Maybe they write to him in red folders every day that the country is conducting the SVO on his orders? Well, just to remind him.

[AA17]

Putin called? He called.

Real Kings do not summon, but command.
For failure to comply, heads are cut off.
"If you serve me well, I'll reward you royally, or else my sword will cut off your head." (Folk tale)

[Aken]

Well, the king is not real.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote from Aken

Well, the king is not real.

The Tsar is real. Completely legitimate. And it's only thanks to his efforts that you went out for a barbecue today, and tomorrow you'll calmly go to work and croak online that the Tsar isn't real. Appreciate him.

[Andrey M]

Completely legitimate

Is this sarcasm or not?

[Murzik]

In short, thanks to him we breathe

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: Murzik

In short, thanks to him we breathe

Thanks to him, we are not in the trenches or at our machines 24 hours a day.
But someone, out of 99 percent of the comments, is really eager....

[Aken]

If 99%, then the king is not legitimate.

[Murzik]

Well, that's what I'm saying, we breathe only thanks to him.

[paul3390]

And the sun is clear every morning - isn't it the one rolling out into the sky?

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: paul3390

And the sun is clear every morning - isn't it the one rolling out into the sky?

No need to jerk.
I thought that by the word "Putin" everyone would understand the word "Power".
But it seems I was seriously mistaken in my assessment of the mental abilities of the site's residents...

[Genius Yo]

Yes, when you remember the 90s, compared to them, now it’s complete communism!
But who of today's commentators remembers them: almost 40 years have passed!!!

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: AA17

Putin called? He called.

Real Kings do not summon, but command.
For failure to comply, heads are cut off.
"If you serve me well, I'll reward you royally, or else my sword will cut off your head." (Folk tale)

Do you really want to lose your head for being five minutes late to work?
But there were such times...
It’s true that people were different, without smartphones.

[ser-ivs]

I knew such a person after only the fourth delay at that time I received half a year of logging, the plant refinery and he was never late again.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: ser-ivs

I knew such a person after only the fourth delay at that time I received half a year of logging, the plant refinery and he was never late again.

In!
I wonder how late you have to be now to get at least 15 days?
:)

[creep: b]

The author of the article used the word "called", and many other strange people are making fun of this topic.

[Aken]

Yes. When the Supreme Commander-in-Chief begins to call, the thought will flash through everyone's mind: this is the end.

[topol717]

It's not about the installations, but about the banal sale of all the oil for export.
On Friday, RBC reported that gasoline sales in some regions had doubled, out of nowhere. Due to a fuel shortage in Crimea, people started buying it up at gas stations in Irkutsk.

[alexoff]

That's probably why they don't protect oil refineries with even the most basic barrage balloons - the less gasoline there is, the more oil they can sell.

[ser-ivs]

Use radar balloons and helicopters to combat drones.

[Aken]

Irkutsk created a shortage in Crimea. Once again, the mob is to blame.
And if they start buying up in Kostroma too, gasoline will disappear from the country forever.

[Sotskiy]

Quote: seregatara1969

How many new installations can Russia produce?

What we really need now is Yegorka Gaidar and his: "Who needs your machine tools?! And even if we do, we'll buy them all abroad!"
It looks like we'll now be buying gasoline from China at "economically justified prices."

[creep: b]

Where did you get this info from? I just googled that everything needed for repairs is produced in our country. The President told you that all refineries are operating at full capacity.

[creep: b]

What, the hohollandia didn't work out again, huh?) We'll have to come up with something new.

[creep: b]

In our city group, they're filming traffic jams near gas stations, implying that they're just huge lines to fill up. But this is just a typical traffic jam of summer residents returning from their dachas!

[creep: b]

Moreover, the number of cars on the road seems to hint at it)

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: creep out: b

In our city group, they're filming traffic jams near gas stations, implying that they're just huge lines to fill up. But this is just a typical traffic jam of summer residents returning from their dachas!

I remember during the late Soviet era there were photos of a huge crowd of citizens wanting to try a hamburger.
Hundreds of people lined up on the street. A lot more than there are for vodka. Yeah. And they still believe it. :)
Yes, there's a gasoline problem in the regions, but not because there isn't any, but because there's a rush. Just like with salt and buckwheat a few years ago.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

You see, the problem doesn't seem that way. Just before this madness, I got stuck in line at a gas station because of some strange people who were only accepting cash and trying to fill up with 10 or 20 liters! In these difficult times, you should always fill up to a full tank, not push for 10 liters.
So, the policy of limiting the tank to 20 liters is fundamentally wrong. Refueling should only be done to a full tank, and the rest of the economists who create queues are in the trash.

[faridg7]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

You see, the problem doesn't seem that way. Just before this madness, I got stuck in line at a gas station because of some strange people who were only accepting cash and trying to fill up with 10 or 20 liters! In these difficult times, you should always fill up to a full tank, not push for 10 liters.
So, the policy of limiting the tank to 20 liters is fundamentally wrong. Refueling should only be done to a full tank, and the rest of the economists who create queues are in the trash.

The problem doesn't seem that way at all. It's actually quite simple: big business representatives are creating the appearance of a shortage and threatening the collapse of transport and agricultural production in order to pressure the All-Russian Fuel and Energy Corporation (VPR), forcing it to give in, accept the conditions of the European Union, and simply surrender. There's no physical fuel shortage—there's collusion and sabotage. Just the day before yesterday, I was driving home from work and stopped at a gas station to fill up the car and fill up the brush cutter. I needed 40 liters to fill the tank, plus five liters in a canister. The operator refused—there's a 30-liter limit and canisters are prohibited. Right there, in front of her, I called the NNK Alliance hotline over the speakerphone, and the dispatcher told me there were no restrictions, and any restrictions were illegal. I filled up as much as I wanted and where I wanted, and drove on. Conclusion:
The management of the NNK Alliance gives verbal orders to operators regarding restrictions in order to create the appearance of a shortage and does not want to reveal who is responsible for this.

[Dilettante grandfather]

I ended up in a line at a gas station because of some strange people who tried to pay exclusively in cash and tried to fill up with 10 or 20 liters!

In our country, it seems, no one has abolished cash, despite the active push for EPS. For example, I believe that what I earn should be in my pocket, not in the bank. The bank has nothing to do with my work, so why should my earnings be controlled by someone else?

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

So you understand this, but does the population understand it?

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

If you don't have a bank card, how did you even get a car? Besides, you can fill up without change, just specify the amount you want. And counting out rubles and kopecks while driving an expensive crossover is, at the very least, odd. To say the least, it could have been a deliberate flash mob to create a queue.

[Gavrilo Princip]

If you don't have a bank card, then where did you get a car?

Asked a boy named Seryozha from 1st grade "A".
Next question: "If you don't have a bank card, then where did you get your children?"

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Cash is accepted at auto repair shops, markets, and hairdressers. But at a gas station in the city center, it's just plain stupid. They simply won't be able to find change for you. And again, for those who aren't particularly clear-headed, there's a gas station with a set amount so you don't have to wait for change.

[Gavrilo Princip]

What I'm getting at is the cash payment system. These are paper bills issued by a state bank and serve as legal tender for goods and services. And many are now switching to this method of payment. There are several reasons for this. There's the internet shutdown (making it impossible to pay), memories of 1991 (for those who remember, especially after the speeches of certain politicians), and tax increases, and, as Batka would say, "And so on." Cash is easy and convenient. My money is always with me, but I don't know where or why.

[Dilettante grandfather]

If you don't have a bank card, then where did you get a car?

Bought for cash. What's wrong?

And counting out cash rubles and kopecks while driving an expensive crossover is, to say the least, strange.

Even in the presidential Aurus. It doesn't matter at all. A person can drive this same expensive crossover in a torn T-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops. Because that's what he wants. Because it's hot. Because he doesn't care what others think. And what's the big deal about counting money? He forgot his card at home, so he's rummaging through his pockets to see if he has enough cash or not.

To say the least, it could have been a flash mob to create a queue, intentional.

If grandma had a mustache and a beard... Yes, there could have been a flash mob. If there were several cars, and all the drivers, as one, were hanging around at the pump. Don't mistake wishful thinking for reality.

[Gavrilo Princip]

For example, I believe that what I earn should be in my pocket, not in the bank. The bank has nothing to do with my work.

Golden words, many are now coming to this conclusion.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

By the way, you are absolutely right, I am fed up with inadequate people filling up with several liters

[Dilettante grandfather]

By the way, you are absolutely right, I am fed up with inadequate people filling up with several liters

Is this prohibited? And then, the rush at gas stations, like the fuel shortage, is caused by those trying to fill up more fuel, as if gasoline would disappear forever tomorrow. And not those who fill the tank with 10 liters.

[Gavrilo Princip]

And the oil refineries and military factories burning deep in Russia's rear are completely fake!

[creep: b]

The oil barrels are burning, they're simply burning so brightly and emitting so much smoke that it seems like the entire plant is on fire. The production lines remain intact, and even where equipment has been hit, it's being repaired quickly. To force the plant to stop production, direct hits of 3000 fabs on the production facilities are needed, not by setting the barrels on fire.

[ser-ivs]

The damage to the cables, instrumentation, and production lines, as well as the conveyor belt, is not always as extensive as it seems. Replacement reserves are available.

[Gavrilo Princip]

These tales can be told either at your beloved party congress or to old ladies on a bench in the courtyard. But old ladies of the Soviet era might even beat you with their walking sticks.

[Blackbeard]

What did our government officials say in the 90s? "Why produce our own? We'll buy everything!" And let the people work as couriers and at Pyaterochka.

[Michael]

Quote: seregatara1969

When? When will they be installed and launched?

And I have a Zhiguli-six. It even runs on 72nd.
Only VAZ has scrapped all its equipment and will not be able to restore production of simple and cheap engines.

[bya965]

Quote: seregatara1969

The AVT units were manufactured in German factories, and there are no new components for them due to sanctions. How many new units will Russia be able to produce? When? When will they be installed and launched?

You asked, we answer.

Manufacturers
The Neftemash ARSENAL plant designs and manufactures fired tubular furnaces used in AT, VT, and AVT units to heat crude oil to temperatures of 350–420°C. The furnaces are designed as radiant-convective furnaces with horizontal or vertical coil arrangements and include a radiant chamber with burners, a convective package with finned tubes for heat recovery, a refractory lining, and an automatic control system.
Splitex (with a production facility in Serpukhov) manufactures internal contact devices (ICD) for vacuum columns of ELOU-AVT units. As part of the ELOU-AVT-11 vacuum column modernization project, the company developed and supplied an in-house ICD, which increased the recovery of lube oil fractions and vacuum diesel fuel.
Volgogradneftemash participated in the production of distillation columns for the ELOU-AVT complex at the Omsk Oil Refinery.
The company "AEM-technologies" (part of the mechanical engineering division of "Rosatom") also manufactured equipment for this complex.

AVT units at oil refineries
Primary distillation units (PDUs) are used at many Russian refineries. Here are some of them:
Slavneft-YANOS PJSC. The main production facility includes two AVT units and an ELOU-AT unit. Kerosene demercaptanization units have been installed on AVT-3 and 4.
JSC TANECO. The ELOU-AVT-7 unit (with a capacity of 7 million tons of oil per year) includes an electric desalting unit, furnaces, and atmospheric and vacuum columns.
LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez LLC. The largest primary oil refining unit, the ELOU AVT-6 (capacity: 9 million tons of oil per year).
LUKOIL-Permnefteorgsintez LLC. The AVT-4 unit is the company's largest and is constantly being modernized to improve efficiency.
KINEF LLC (Kirishinefteorgsintez, a Surgutneftegaz subsidiary). In 2025, repairs were reported on the AVT-6 unit following a fire caused by falling parts of a downed drone.

Final World
Thus, Russia has both manufacturers of the primary process equipment for automatic control units (furnaces, VCUs) and refineries that operate the units themselves. At the same time, there is a trend toward import substitution: domestic companies are successfully replacing imported components with domestically produced equivalents.

[Smoked]

You're the one who just set targets for falling debris, right? You know the saying about a useful fool?

[Sir Galant]

lift my eyelids ))))) has our commander-in-chief woken up?

[Aken]

They woke me up to take my medicine.

[spektr9]

lift my eyelids ))))) has our commander-in-chief woken up?

Approximately like the hero in Saltykov-Shchedrin's work

[taiga2018]

Who did he call upon? And will those to whom he addressed his call heed it? And most importantly, these measures should have been taken "yesterday."

[know]

There was a poem about Yeltsin in the 90s:

Explain it to me clearly
What happened these days
If I overslept again
I'll hit them all - no matter who!

It has also been approaching Putin for a long time now.

[alexoff]

The first attack on an oil refinery occurred in June 2022, at the Novoshakhtinsk refinery; it was apparently taken out of service for several months. Four years later, it became clear that the refinery needed to be protected. Timeliness.

[creep: b]

They didn't react because the damage was minor. It's the idiots in the media who know how to spin a victory.

[alexoff]

So insignificant that in 2024 they bought gasoline from China and banned its export.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

That's right, it doesn't matter about the damage, it can still be blamed on the end user.

[creep: b]

That's how it is, all the oil refineries are working, the idiots have shit themselves :)

[Volunteer Marek]

Today, I drove along the M7 from Orekhovo-Zuyevo to Suzdal and back. More than half the gas stations are closed, with no announcements. At the remaining stations, there are queues of 70-80 vehicles. Diesel is a separate issue. At gas stations where trucks can't get there (for example, at the Rosneft station in Orekhovo-Zuyevo at the roundabout), I filled up without waiting in line; the limit was 50 liters. Seven kilometers from Suzdal, the Rosneft station was also empty, with 80 liters of diesel available. But this isn't the M7 anymore. At other stations, trucks, according to drivers, are stuck for 3-4 hours. They're in a desperate situation, since the 40-50 liters they're given is nothing. That's how stable and lacking fuel shortages are.

[Aken]

On Friday, I was able to fill up at a gas station on the way. 20 liters. Like, deep in the rear.

[sak1969]

Alexey Smirnov on NATO technologies coming soon: drone control from anywhere in the world (airborne and ground-based) and instant payouts for hit targets https://ok.ru/video/15866767018624

[Dmitry Rigov]

At first I thought it was some kind of weak statement, but then I read the new news and everything turned out to be fine.

Government created a special headquarters To promptly monitor the fuel situation in Russia, it operates around the clock, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced.

https://ria.ru/20260628/toplivo-2101605899.html

[vitaliy20091959]

headquarters, forum, round table, concert, awards ceremony

[Gavrilo Princip]

Night, street, lantern, pharmacy,
A senseless and dim light.

[alexoff]

It seems like everyone works like this here. Siluanov comes out and explains that, according to monitoring data, the economic situation is dire. Otherwise, without monitoring, no one would have noticed.

[Sotskiy]

Quote from alexoff

Otherwise, without monitoring, no one would have noticed.

How would they have noticed what was happening on another planet without “monitoring and probing”?

[Gavrilo Princip]

Roscosmos has promised to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon.
Russia plans to deploy a nuclear power plant (NPP) on the Moon within 10 years, according to a draft presidential decree prepared by Roscosmos.
According to the plan, the nuclear power plant should be built by 2036 and provide power for future Russian infrastructure on the Moon. After 2036, exploration of Venus and Mars is planned to begin.
In the summer of 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov promised President Vladimir Putin that Russia would be the first in the world to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon. In April 2026, Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev announced that the corporation, together with Roscosmos, was developing a lunar power unit with a capacity of up to 10 kW.

[cast iron]

Roscosmos has promised to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon.

And in Russia, capitalists don't want to build power units so that the price of electricity doesn't rise?

[Gavrilo Princip]

Ask the Abramovichs a question.
By the way, it is possible to launch such a program on TV.
Dorenko seems to have crashed somewhere, but Shapiro can be the presenter.
And what would it sound like? Good evening, this is the program "Ask the Abramovichs." Also on air today are Mr. Medvedchuk and Mr. Yanukovych as experts.
Program topic: Increasing the number of billionaires as a benefit for Russia.

[UAZ 452]

The government has created a special headquarters to promptly monitor the fuel situation in Russia; it operates around the clock, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced.

You know, he once said it himself: "If you want to talk your way out of any problem, create a committee." But that was a long time ago. What age does to people...

[Fisher]

And we still laugh at Estonians

[UAZ 452]

They infected us during the time we were part of the same state.

[dnestr74]

Are you awake? What do you mean, "summoned"? Ordered and assigned personal responsibility!!!

[topol717]

Quote: dnestr74

What does it mean to call?

He called them because they know the real reason. That's why he called them. You don't think he can personally punish Sechin and Miller, do you?

[Million]

It seems that all this is said not by the President of Russia, but by an AI.

[al3x]

If we were to install AI instead, the management efficiency would increase many times over.

[lis-ik]

In Slavyansk-on-Kuban, a fire struck the oil refinery, and the plant was shut down.

[Ivan№One]

I should have started taking it about 1,5 years ago.

[PVV66]

And the people look at this circus tent and think, who should they vote for in the elections!?

[Polite Moose]

Quote: PVV66

And the people look at this circus tent and think, who should they vote for in the elections!?

And from the circus they look at the people and say to themselves: vote or don’t vote, you’ll still get... the candidate you need.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: PVV66

And the people look at this circus tent and think, who should they vote for in the elections!?

Quote: Polite Elk

And from the circus they look at the people and say to themselves: vote or don’t vote, you’ll still get... the candidate you need.

one hundred percent

They think we'll still be able to screw you over in no time (like in Ukraine!!)
So, you're tired of Poroshenko? Well, here's the alternative: Zelensky. Who said at the election debates:
- "I am for ending the conflict in the DPR/LPR."
and in relation to Poroshenko, - "I am your sentence"
...
and later it turned out that this (their gullibility, when imaginary choice between two !!!) became a death sentence, first and foremost, for them. For the country's residents!!!
...
- "Always If you're offered a choice between two, avoid it. It's a trap!! Look for a third, non-imposed option!!" (from one of the scenes of the film "The Design").

Quote: Gvardeetz77

Are there any alternatives?

I will always come up with them for you, and they will present them, even to the point that it is an “alternative”, if there is a public demand for an alternative!!! ( I described an example from the recent past just above)

[ANB]

. and who should we vote for in the elections!?

Putin is officially non-partisan.
We will elect the president in 2030.
So you can vote for anyone. True, it will be either United Russia itself or its branch with a different name.

[Gvardeetz77]

Quote: PVV66

And the people look at this circus tent and think, who should they vote for in the elections!?

Are there any alternatives?

[awdrgy]

Do you seriously think anyone thinks about this?

[Neo-9947]

So, do we have anyone to vote for?

[awdrgy]

I have no idea. This is apparently a rhetorical question.

[Ivan№One]

Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that the Kremlin does not see any risk of fuel shortages due to ongoing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries.

https://tass.ru/ekonomika/27484315
Just a month ago

[YOU]

Do you remember how the Kremlin saw no need to raise the retirement age?

[Ivan№One]

There is not even a conditional "Kremlin", there HE HIMSELF personally assured that this will not happen
Since then, not only everyone believes in him

[Arnok]

Do you remember how the Kremlin saw no need to raise the retirement age?

Well, in mobilization too

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

This chatterbox lives in some kind of his own world... don't believe your eyes—believe my words.

[Incvizitor]

Oh, how quickly it reacts, although it doesn’t fly along Rublyovka, so everything is fine.

[Mikhail B]

Well, if the president said so, it means the fuel situation is improving.

[creep: b]

That's right, tomorrow there won't be any lines, and all the whiners will pretend they didn't whine.

[awdrgy]

Well, not tomorrow. By August, we'll say. But what does it matter what anyone thought or how they complained? None of that matters. What matters is what happens next.

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

By August of what year?……

[awdrgy]

Yes, by this August, in a month, that is. But that's a pointless question. The real question is: what next?

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

What will happen by August? Will Ukraine run out of drones? Will we take Kyiv? Will the SVO run out? Judging by the current dynamics, things will only get worse.

[awdrgy]

What difference does it make to you what happens? August is already here, just around the corner. Nothing will happen. What matters is what happens next.

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

Well, if it doesn't happen, then it won't happen... Today I filled up my work Ford Transit for 149 rubles a liter, and this is in the Tyumen region...

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

You stupid person, and even though the comment is too short, it doesn’t change the fact that you are—stupid person

[creep: b]

I filled up with 95 on Snegoday without waiting in line, though 30 liters cost 67 rubles (Rosneft). The crisis is over, apparently the canisters and barrels are gone, and everyone who needs them stocked up.

[Andrey Nikolaev_4]

My son filled up his Jeep at Gazpromneft (40 liters), and the next day the check came back. We checked the oxygen sensor and neutralizer, and it was a pure gasoline issue. Either it was just a coincidence, or they really are selling crap.

[Scaffold]

Without Putin's call, no one thought to take these measures?

[hector]

Quote: Scaffold

Without Putin's call, no one thought to take these measures?

How can this be? And they won't even after the draft. Remember the call to create a security zone in Donbas and push back the Ukrainians, and for the Russian border?

[bubalik]

All refineries are operating at maximum capacity, all capacities are at full capacity.

The only region of the Russian Federation where there is no shortage of gasoline at all is Chechnya.

[salad]

I was there a month ago, and the gas was a little cheaper by a couple of rubles, as was the diesel fuel. But there's another funny thing: there's a gas station sign underneath, and a note that says "local" diesel fuel is actually about 10 rubles cheaper. But there aren't many of those.

[next322]

Quick action! Just today, the Slavyansky refinery in Kuban was finished off... Another one is expected tonight... The war is over

[parsec]

The house starts to burn, and they are trying to finish building the barn at an accelerated pace

[Bizart]

It's one thing to release fuel to the market; it still needs to be delivered and dumped in the right place (not dumping 92 octane gasoline into an underground storage facility with diesel fuel).

Plus, you need tanks with special signs and drivers with an ADR license (although, if the situation requires it, screw the license).

[Kravets Vyacheslav]

gasoline reserves amount to 1,7 million tons

But they could also attack the storage sites. What then?

[alexoff]

What do you mean? They do this regularly; Rosreserve storage facilities are constantly under attack, which is why Gazprom's gas stations stopped working immediately after the Moscow Oil Refinery was attacked—they had no reserves. And Rybar continues to publish lists of untouched Ukronefte depots.

[Mihail35]

But we proudly report how many gas stations we bombed.

[miry_mir]

Besides, the sellers decided to make more money on the quiet, raised the price and hid some things, and they tell us about the hype.

[al3x]

Like a duck on the third day. And so it is in everything.

[Rusfaner]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from attacks by Kyiv.

Funny !!!
If the comment is short, say "funny!" twice!

[Varyazhko]

Well then maybe sell them to Trump, then the drug addict will definitely stop hitting them.

[hector]

Quote: Varyazhko

Well then maybe sell them to Trump, then the drug addict will definitely stop hitting them.

Then sell the whole of Russia.

[Varyazhko]

Well, Potanin is for Russia, and so are the others. Well, they'll rob Russia themselves, and won't let others. And like Deripaska, the oligarchs, about a six-day workweek.

[UAZ 452]

Perhaps it would be worth it—over the centuries, the bourgeoisie there have learned to exploit the population so that they grow fur again, so they can shear them again. But ours, who understand sovereignty as their exclusive right to rob their compatriots, strive to strip them of their fur and hide.

[awdrgy]

Ours? Bourgeois? You're a monster.

[UAZ 452]

Well, read it as "there" and "there." That makes even more sense. And for the authorities, they're the very people they don't abandon.

[Mihail35]

Let's just start a war with Norway or Sweden and then surrender immediately. Maybe that way we'll finally get capitalism with a human face.

[Sotskiy]

As the President emphasized, increasing supply and economically justified prices will help stabilize Russia's fuel market.

And this is the most important thing. The prices will be "economically justified", which was required to be proven.

[Ponimatel]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

What did this leader do? Call him up? And can he just order everything? No way?

[al3x]

Is there no way to order everything?

So you see, soon he will start to belittle

[hector]

Quote from Ponimatel

What did this leader do? Call him up? And can he just order everything? No way?

He simply knows that his orders are ignored, and he is one of those who ignore them, since he does not demand or control their execution.

[pexotinec]

It feels like the fuel reserves are the same as the military supply reserves before the SVO, only on paper.

[FeHa3eIIaM]

He's not a president, but some kind of shaman. He keeps calling and calling.

[cast iron]

That's why he didn't let the shaman into the Kremlin. He was probably afraid of competition.

[Ivan F]

Why just the refineries? There's no need to protect other facilities—manufacturing plants, machine-building plants, for example. Or we'll deal with that when the enemy starts taking them out in commercial quantities. It sounds strange and one-sided—"measures must be taken to protect the refineries and minimize damage from Kyiv's attacks on the fuel infrastructure."
Shouldn't measures be taken to protect the population? Every other day, if civilians aren't dying every day.

[FeHa3eIIaM]

Well, so... what's it called... ah, I remembered - a buffer zone is being created.

[Alf]

Quote: FeHa3eIIaM

Well, so... what's it called... ah, I remembered - a buffer zone is being created.

Which side?

[Mihail35]

I'm really curious how they're going to protect them. Oil refineries occupy several hectares. You can't even cover them with netting. They need proper air defense. They should have allowed companies to purchase point-based air defense systems a long time ago. Or set up a structure that provides such services.

[Alf]

Quote: Ivan F

Every other day, if not every day, civilians die.

"I had one like that, it flapped its wings.
So what ?
I put him on a barrel of gunpowder, let him fly.
You can't do that to people!
To hell with them..."

[tank64rus]

Allow officials to retain only one citizenship, ban them from traveling abroad and holding property, accounts, and so on, just like in the Soviet era. Fire anyone who doesn't agree. And no nonsense, just like now. And consider Russia a place for capital extraction with the oligarchs, as is currently the case. This could lead our entire country to a repeat of the past, which is something we really don't want.

[alexoff]

Quote: tank64rus

Allow officials to retain only one citizenship, ban them from traveling abroad and holding property, accounts, and so on, just like in the Soviet era. Fire anyone who doesn't agree. And no nonsense, just like now.

Most likely there will be no one left...

[cast iron]

Moreover, they and their relatives should be prohibited from studying at foreign universities and working abroad. Officials should understand what they're getting into when they join the civil service.

[Alf]

Quote: cast iron

Moreover, they and their relatives should be prohibited from studying at foreign universities and working abroad. Officials should understand what they're getting into when they join the civil service.

Oh, how many vacancies will appear at once...

[Goffman]

About 10 minutes ago, something really loud hummed in the sky (southeast of the Moscow Region) (something like a low-flying fighter jet, not a helicopter or a "moped"), but judging by the sound, it was quite slow... I've never heard anything like that before, only the sudden explosions of Pantsir missiles and drones being destroyed. About five minutes later, a message came in from MAKS about a drone threat in the Moscow Region. Either something managed to slip overhead, or something is chasing us... We'll see.

[andrey martov]

Without the oprichnina, the tsar's decrees are of no use to anyone.
.

[solovjoff]

The obvious has been voiced. What's the point of this? Will everyone rush to paw the ground? Or what?!

[Gvardeetz77]

The lower classes have long been calling on the upper classes (including the very top) to protect the oil refinery, now the upper classes are calling on the lower classes to protect the oil refinery, and we will continue to call on each other until we switch to the walking option for moving ourselves and our cargo.

[Mihail35]

It's just that the government wants to switch everyone to commuter trains, but is too shy to say so. Your scenario will become a reality when they start bombing nuclear power plants.

[squid]

but who exactly did you "call"?

[Alf]

Quote: squid

but who exactly did you "call"?

He addressed the people... He farted in a puddle...

[vladcub]

As far as I understand, there are two problems here: raids on oil refineries and the desire to line our pockets at our own expense.

[16112014nk]

economically justified prices will allow for stabilization

100 rubles per liter? Or 200 rubles? So, will things stabilize soon under this government?

[Alexey Lantukh]

In general, will stability come soon with this government?

In fact, the government is to blame for the start of the Second World War, for failing to further mobilize the army, and also for its own indecisiveness. Had they introduced nuclear weapons back in 2023, there wouldn't have been such devastation and loss of soldiers.

[Zaurbek]

So, after 5 years. Promptly.

[Andrey Apkadyrov]

We need to diversify as much as possible, and put everything underground. As many underground facilities as you can escape to during the USSR,

[cmax]

The main thing is to smile and pretend that everything is fine!
(Russian businessman and blogger Nikolai Vasilenko).

[alexputnik17]

increasing the volume of supply and economically justified prices will stabilize Russian fuel market.

We'll see. The only thing I remember from "stabilization" since 1991 is that it's only been an increase.

[Tantalum]

They're quietly simmering down on us. They're not even trying too hard to create a cover story anymore. At some point, they'll declare they did everything they could and call for "understanding." How disgusting it all is.

[alex007i]

It's time to pack up and leave.
closer to the Lykovs.
From this madhouse.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

And so, the picture stands before my eyes: a meeting of the Headquarters, Joseph Vissarionovich, CALLS on the generals to improve the air defense system of defense plants

[Alexey Lantukh]

There's no shortage, but not all gas stations are open. Those that are are filling up with 20 liters. This is in Belgorod.

[Alexander Elizarov]

Quote: vitaliy20091959

headquarters, forum, round table, concert, awards ceremony

Funeral

[alex007i]

.......................................................................
Swan Lake.

[Alf]

Quote: alex007i

.......................................................................
Swan Lake.

The other day I was channel surfing and came across Swan Lake. My mood immediately soared – really? But it turned out to be a program about the history of ballet... Bummer...

[Igor Belobrov]

As they say: "Wake up! Good morning!" And to the author of the article: what does "called" mean? Who did he call?

[Alf]

Quote: Igor Belobrov

What does "called" mean? Who did you call?

"Rise, good people..."

[Esaul]

That is, there is actually no fuel shortage.

Anyone who says this is either not in their right mind or is deliberately lying.
Annual gasoline production (currently classified) in Russia in 2024 was 41 million tons. Annual gasoline consumption averages 40 million tons (3,3 million tons per month), i.e., almost the same as its production.
Considering that, according to various sources, fuel production at refineries has currently fallen by approximately 25-30% (to 2,5 million tons per month), this translates to a monthly gasoline shortage of at least 0,8 tons. Even if these 1,7 million tons of reserves are gasoline alone (but most likely, they are diesel fuel), these reserves will only last for two months at most. And then the situation will deteriorate sharply, because it's impossible to restore all the refineries in that time, and they could easily be bombed.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: Volunteer Marek

Today, I drove along the M7 from Orekhovo-Zuyevo to Suzdal and back. More than half the gas stations are closed, with no announcements. At the remaining stations, there are queues of 70-80 vehicles. Diesel is a separate issue. At gas stations where trucks can't get there (for example, at the Rosneft station in Orekhovo-Zuyevo at the roundabout), I filled up without waiting in line; the limit was 50 liters. Seven kilometers from Suzdal, the Rosneft station was also empty, with 80 liters of diesel available. But this isn't the M7 anymore. At other stations, trucks, according to drivers, are stuck for 3-4 hours. They're in a desperate situation, since the 40-50 liters they're given is nothing. That's how stable and lacking fuel shortages are.

Hi, I was at the gas station today and there was 30 liters of gasoline (about 70 rubles for 95). I don't know how much they sell diesel fuel for, but there was a timber truck with birch trees from the 35th region in front of me, filled up, and then got back in line.

[Zaurbek]

Diesel fuel 60 liters. Available everywhere.

[Zaurbek]

This happened immediately after the attack on the oil refinery in Moscow. They noticed it immediately and took action.

[Alf]

Quote: Zaurbek

This happened immediately after the attack on the oil refinery in Moscow. They noticed it immediately and took action.

Apparently, they couldn't refuel the Aurus...

[UAZ 452]

Wow! Who finally woke up here!

[the same doctor]

Did you hold a meeting? Develop measures? Appoint those responsible? Give them money and positions?
.
No, it seems. More empty talk. Someone do something, and for free.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: next322

Quick action! Just today, the Slavyansky refinery in Kuban was finished off... Another one is expected tonight... The war is over

What is this "Slavyansk ECO" company and who owns it? Why are the Ukrainians so dishonest about it?

[Eugene Zaboy]

Quote: tralflot1832

What is this "Slavyansk ECO" company and who owns it? Why are the Ukrainians so dishonest about it?

Judging by the map, it's a small, brand-new oil refinery, with a total annual processing capacity of 3 million tons. It's extremely difficult to protect because it's built on the outskirts of a populated area. If you fire, everything will fall on the residential area. They could have moved the hazardous production facility further away from the population, as they did in Mozyr.

[ser-ivs]

If it's new, then yes, but for the old ones we had to walk to work.

[Mihail35]

What difference does it make? It's just a large oil refinery in the south, close to the front line.

[Kondraty_Obnimashkin]

Quote: paul3390

I wonder if it will ever dawn on him that a person in a supreme position must ORDER! And punish severely for failure to follow these orders. Not just call for action or suggest...

"The ruler is weak and crafty,
Bald dandy, enemy of labor,
We are ruled by..."

[the same doctor]

To prevent the oil refineries from burning, Zelenskyy must be killed. And only the president can make that decision. However, he refuses to do his part.
.
Option: Invest a couple tens of billions of dollars in defense. Only the president can make this decision...

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: also a doctor

To prevent the oil refineries from burning, Zelenskyy must be killed. And only the president can make that decision. However, he refuses to do his part.
.
Option: Invest a couple tens of billions of dollars in defense. Only the president can make this decision...

7% of GDP is already invested in defense.

[Mihail35]

What are you talking about? He gave his word. He can't break it. It's not like it's a promise about retirement age.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Alexey Lantukh

And those who work fill up with 20 liters. This is Belgorod.

Somewhere they wrote 20, somewhere 23 regions, so...

[solar]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

But shouldn't he be the one taking these measures?

[Scientist_]

Putin called

It's surreal. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief should be giving orders, not calling for action.

[rs777]

And what did the Supreme Commander-in-Chief do to achieve victory in the North Caucasus Military District? I personally heard that he ordered a barn to be torn down to see the results of Oreshnik's work. But other than that, it seems, nothing.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote from Scientist

Putin called

It's surreal. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief should be giving orders, not calling for action.

Comrades! Citizens! Brothers and sisters! Fighters of our army and navy!

I am addressing you, my friends!

You'll find the full text. It doesn't contain the word "I command."
"

[matsur]

Quote: taiga2018

Who did he call upon? And will those to whom he addressed his call heed it? And most importantly, these measures should have been taken "yesterday."

After the very first blow.

[Foggy Dew]

What do you mean, "called"? You're the commander-in-chief, so give the orders.

[Samsa72]

It's still unclear where Putin gets his information about what's happening inside Russia.

[Mitka]

Are the prices economically justified??????? Where are the fuel prices more economically justified, in Russia or in Iran???

[Grim Reaper]

Someone (not in this thread) made an angry comment about how to fuel his trimmer, recalling how it was back then.
So, you have nothing to fuel the trimmer with?
How was it then?
It's very simple: Lithuanian.
They mowed and didn't buzz.
At the small corporation, the janitors in the courtyard easily got by with Lithuanian, but about ten years ago progress came, which prevents them from sleeping.
So my comment is to the person who arrived at his dacha by car and is lamenting: where can he get a liter of gasoline to mow the lawn.

[Free Island]

You can stock up on trimmers, chainsaws, cultivators, and other small items at expensive gas stations (they fill canisters there without any problem). You don't really need that much, so it's worth the extra splurge. But yeah, I agree... I've gotten a bit complacent. I used to saw, mow, and dig by hand, but over the last 15 years I've gotten used to "automating" the processes.

[spektr9]

Someone (not in this thread) made an angry comment about how to fuel his trimmer, recalling how it was back then.

Maybe you, dear hurray, should start writing propaganda in newspapers again, what have you forgotten about on the Internet?

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Grim Reaper

Someone (not in this thread) made an angry comment about how to fuel his trimmer, recalling how it was back then.
So, you have nothing to fuel the trimmer with?
How was it then?
It's very simple: Lithuanian.
They mowed and didn't buzz.
At the small corporation, the janitors in the courtyard easily got by with Lithuanian, but about ten years ago progress came, which prevents them from sleeping.
So my comment is to the person who arrived at his dacha by car and is lamenting: where can he get a liter of gasoline to mow the lawn.

Step by step instructions-
1. Drive your car to a gas station and fill up the tank.
2. Arrive home and transfer some of the gasoline into a canister or the mower tank.

[cast iron]

Step by step instructions-
1. Drive your car to a gas station and fill up the tank.

You probably drive a Lada Granta. You can't just stick a hose in the gas tank in a modern car.

[cast iron]

How was it then?
It's very simple: Lithuanian.

Or maybe you should turn off the computer and go bake your own bread like you used to? Or is that inconvenient?

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: cast iron

How was it then?
It's very simple: Lithuanian.

Or maybe you should turn off the computer and go bake your own bread like you used to? Or is that inconvenient?

And I don't even have it turned on. And if I need to, I'll bake my own bread somehow, unlike many others.

[cast iron]

And I don't even have it turned on. And if I need to, I'll bake my own bread somehow, unlike many others.

A storyteller. His internet is "off." But you can still write a decent amount of comments while the internet is down.

[Eugene Zaboy]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

To ensure uninterrupted and reasonable gasoline sales at Russian gas stations, considerable work will have to be done, primarily by the military. A buffer zone at least 50 kilometers deep is likely needed in the Kharkiv, Sumy, and Chernihiv regions, along with complete control of Ukraine's western border and the prompt detection and destruction of UAV and missile production facilities and storage sites within Ukraine. There's no other way. This was already obvious in 2022, but not everyone likely reached a consensus on this issue, and it's still viewed as a possible, albeit difficult, scenario, while UAVs are flying at factories and long-range missiles are already beginning to fly.

[Free Island]

What's the point of a buffer zone if UAVs are flying thousands of kilometers from the LBS, while everyone knows perfectly well they're not flying those thousands of kilometers, but striking from Russian territory itself? We've had enough rats infiltrate from location 404 since 2014, plus millions of potential ISIS members channeled to us by Comrade Vasilyev. A buffer zone😂😂🤦🤦🤦🤦

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Free Island

What's the point of a buffer zone if UAVs are flying thousands of kilometers from the LBS, while everyone knows perfectly well they're not flying those thousands of kilometers, but striking from Russian territory itself? We've had enough rats infiltrate from location 404 since 2014, plus millions of potential ISIS members channeled to us by Comrade Vasilyev. A buffer zone😂😂🤦🤦🤦🤦

You won't launch Lyuty from Russian territory. Or 600 drones, either.

[Free Island]

The idiots with canisters at gas stations themselves are causing a stir and creating a shortage, and the traders are happy with such deer and are creating an artificial shortage to raise prices.

[Neo-9947]

You're a moron, I guess! Nobody fills up canisters. Canisters are prohibited—only in the tank.
But why fill up if there's no gas at the station? Even for 100 rubles...

[Ivan№One]

If you believe the numerous videos on Telegram, they are still being uploaded somewhere, and all sorts of people are taking advantage of it.

But there is an evaluative opinion that this is a consequence, not a cause.

[opuonmed]

All verbal, no paperwork or responsible parties? If it's all verbal, that reminds me of something.

[cast iron]

All verbal, no paperwork or responsible parties? If it's all verbal, that reminds me of something.

Grandpa will definitely be deceived again.

[Lynx2000]

From other statements by Putin:
...
However, measures must be taken to protect refineries and minimize damage from Kyiv’s attacks on the fuel infrastructure.

It's not a fence that saves you from a rabid animal, but its destruction, because it's impossible to cure it, and the same thing applies to the Khlyadian Nazis.

Previously accumulated volumes of fuel have entered the Russian domestic market

Let's move on to gas generators.
But you can't just get fuel.

[Neo-9947]

There is no fuel shortage. However, there are lines at gas stations, and some stations are out of stock of certain grades of gasoline.

Does our government live on another planet?
Wasn't he informed about the kilometer-long queues at the gas station?
And half a kilometer to empty gas stations, where people stupidly wait for a fuel tanker, whether with 92 or 95...

[Gennady_but_not_a_crocodile]

> called (!) for action to be taken
> Suggested considering measures
> Action must be taken (!!)

Is he in charge of anything here? What's his job title - summoner-proposer-advisor?

[asher]

Summoner and caller and speaker!

[Murzik]

Volodya has been true to himself for 20 years, he called people in front of the cameras, screwed an object into the people's ears and walked off into the sunset, a handsome man.

[asng]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

The Supreme Commander-in-Chief tearfully begs, calls, insists, recommends, advises... But is he really the Commander-in-Chief?

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: spektr9

Someone (not in this thread) made an angry comment about how to fuel his trimmer, recalling how it was back then.

Maybe you, dear hurray, should start writing propaganda in newspapers again, what have you forgotten about on the Internet?

It's possible in newspapers. But since there aren't any, it's on the internet.

[greencon]

While I fully support the Russian president's decision to conduct a special operation, my criticism is entirely justified: his immediate circle included many incompetent people who were unable to accurately analyze the enemy's long-range strike capabilities. And if they had failed to accomplish this strategic task, they would hardly have been able to analyze the enemy's defensive reserves, human resources, and so on.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: Andrey M

Completely legitimate

Is this sarcasm or not?

No.
I know it's short.

[Idle_piston]

[QuotePutin called for measures to protect the oil refinery from Kyiv's attacks.[/ Quote]
When I was a child I had a Verkhovyna moped, it also had late ignition.

[rs777]

He also called for ensuring (in the long term) "the inviolability of the Russian Federation's borders and the security of Russian citizens." The old, bald TBM, he claimed, is under no obligation (and incapable) of guaranteeing Russian citizens anything, not even the right to life or the inviolability of their homes.

[Panin (midshipman)]

The question is how this oil refinery security will be ensured. It appears we need to increase production of air defense systems and their crews. But what if the enemy increases the number of drones in a single strike? What if the enemy switches to nuclear power plants, thermal power plants, and hydroelectric power plants?

[Scientist_]

Quote: Free Island

The idiots with canisters at gas stations themselves are causing a stir and creating a shortage, and the traders are happy with such deer and are creating an artificial shortage to raise prices.

The government screwed up by allowing the oil refinery strikes, but the people are to blame. Our people are always so wrong 😂

[Mazunga]

Yes, everything is clear) the people are buying up gasoline like crazy and it is their fault, meanwhile, Furious brought a convoy with gasoline and there is even more of it than usual, but the people decided that there is not enough, therefore there is a shortage))) Now we will go the old way through the warehouse manager, the commodity expert))

[Rockerman]

VO has become a branch of the Cipsota, they're like cockroaches here. They've received a new manual from those small-time British faggots: get to the bottom of "called" instead of "ordered," and push this issue further. Some AI needs to be tasked with creating a Ukies identifier to sweep out this vile rabble.

[AdAstra]

"Called" – well, what can you say here? VGK – "Called", damn it...

[Scientist_]

Quote: Grim Reaper

Quote from Scientist

Putin called

It's surreal. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief should be giving orders, not calling for action.

Comrades! Citizens! Brothers and sisters! Fighters of our army and navy!

I am addressing you, my friends!

You'll find the full text. It doesn't contain the word "I command."
"

Was Putin's message to the people to protect the oil refinery?
Don't confuse it: he calls on the people, and he orders his subordinates. He made the call at a meeting with government members, not in an address to the people.

[Scientist_]

Quote: Grim Reaper

Quote from Scientist

Putin called

It's surreal. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief should be giving orders, not calling for action.

Comrades! Citizens! Brothers and sisters! Fighters of our army and navy!

I am addressing you, my friends!

You'll find the full text. It doesn't contain the word "I command."
"

And what, Putin called in his address to the people to protect the oil refinery?
Don't confuse - they call upon the people, they give orders to their subordinates.
He made the call at a meeting with members of the government, and not in an address to the people.

[Mekey Iptyshev]

Another 10 years later, whenever I listened to yet another "Presidential Address," I realized it was simply a request, a wish—not an order. Ultimately, whether we want to do it, we'll do it, or not. More precisely, if we have the opportunity, we'll do it and send a nice report, receiving thanks. If we don't, we'll abandon the matter.
It's been 5 years since the SVO, nothing has changed.
As our classic said, "Russia is ruled by clerks and mid-level officials."

[gribanov.c]

Fuel consumption must be limited to objectively necessary purposes—the military, agriculture, utilities, food and essential goods delivery to retail chains, priority industries (military-industrial complex, food production, and essential goods needed for the population) and related transportation. Interregional freight transportation within the country must be converted to electric rail transport as much as possible. Passenger vehicles should not be refueled, and fuel and lubricants should be distributed by coupons only to the organizations listed above... just kidding.

[bbb]

Rostec needs to be strung together to develop effective weapons against these slow-moving drones. And the Starlink satellites over Russia and Ukraine need to be destroyed.

[Grim Reaper]

Quote: cast iron

And I don't even have it turned on. And if I need to, I'll bake my own bread somehow, unlike many others.

A storyteller. His internet is "off." But you can still write a decent amount of comments while the internet is down.

Your question was about the computer being on, not the internet. I answered honestly that my computer was off. I'm actually writing this comment while sitting on the tram.
But you suddenly changed your tune mid-flight...

[north41]

Grandpa, we all understand this perfectly well, but that's enough, go away...

[Monster_Fat]

Putin called for measures to protect oil refineries from Kyiv's attacks.

"Called"... But point by point? And who is responsible? And the deadlines, the report on compliance?... And the sanctions and responsibility for failure to comply?... There is a saying in Russian folklore: "I crowed, and then - even if it doesn't dawn..." Called...

[Chack wessel]

Quote: "At the same time, the remaining reserves amount to 1,7 million tons, which is in line with last year's figures. That is, there is essentially no fuel shortage."
Russia consumes 3 million tons per month. What will happen when the reserves run out?

[Zoer]

Cool, G-Garant is calling for security. Who is he calling for? Aliens? The Lord God?
It's getting more and more surreal.