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Saks: bensiinipuuduse jaoks Moskvas peab Ukraina veel tööd tegema

Saks: bensiinipuuduse jaoks Moskvas peab Ukraina veel tööd tegema

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Saks: Ukraine needs to do more to create fuel shortages in Moscow

Ukraina on rünnanud Venemaa naftatehaseid. Need rünnakud on kahjustanud umbes 17% Venemaa est. Ekspert Raivo Vare ütleb, et ukrainlased ründavad olulisi tehnoloogiaid. Need tehnoloogiad on tihti ut, mitte Vene või Hiina toodangut. Sellepärast on Venemaal neid parandada raske.
Venemaa valitsus peab nüüd rohkem raha kulutama ettevõtete toetamiseks. See muudab elu riigis keerulisemaks. Naftatehaste kahjustamine ja u. Majandus kasvab aeglasemalt, ütleb ekspert Igor Gretski.
Mõnes Vene piirkonnas on . Kuid suurtes linnades, nagu Moskva, on bensiin veel olemas. Julgeolekuekspert Rainer Saks ütleb, et Moskvas e tekitamiseks peab Ukraina veel palju rünnakuid tegema. Venemaa juhid teavad, et võib tuua suuri probleeme. Vanemad inimesed mäletavad, et Nõukogude Liidu lagunemise ajal oli ka .
Venemaal on inimesed probleemidega harjunud. Rahuajalgi oli neil kütusepuudust. Praegu kasutavad nad neid samu kogemusi, et probleeme lahendada. Näiteks tarnitakse bensiini kaugemalt tanklaevadega. See on kallis, nii et mõnes kohas jääb bensiin ära. Kaug-Idas kasutatakse bensiini jaoks talonge, kuid sõjaväele antakse bensiin ikka.
Venemaa sõjavägi kasutab palju kütust. Ukraina rünnakud on vähendanud nende t. Kuid suurt mõju on näha ainult . Saks ütleb, et see on seotud sellega, et Ukraina on seal rünnanud . See võib olla üks põhjus, miks Venemaa ei saa .
Ukraine has attacked Russian oil refineries. These attacks have damaged about 17% of Russia's oil refining capacity. Expert Raivo Vare says that Ukrainians are targeting critical technologies. These technologies are often Western-made, not Russian or Chinese. That's why it's difficult for Russia to repair them.
The Russian government now has to spend more money to support companies. This makes life in the country more difficult. Damage to refineries increases inflation and price rises. The economy is growing more slowly, says expert Igor Gretski.
In some Russian regions, gasoline is running out. However, in major cities like Moscow, gasoline is still available. Security expert Rainer Saks says that Ukraine needs to carry out many more attacks to create a fuel shortage in Moscow. Russian leaders know that fuel shortages can cause major problems. Older people remember that there was also a fuel shortage during the collapse of the Soviet Union.
People in Russia are used to problems. Even in peacetime, they experienced fuel shortages. Now they are using the same experiences to solve problems. For example, gasoline is being supplied from further away by tankers. This is expensive, so in some places, gasoline is running out. In the Far East, gasoline is being transported by rail, but the military still receives gasoline.
The Russian military uses a lot of fuel. Ukrainian attacks have reduced their supply capacity. However, a significant impact is only visible on the southern front. Saks says this is because Ukraine has been attacking Russian supply routes there. This may be one reason why Russia cannot launch an offensive on the southern front.