Will the Kremlin Be Next? – Paul Craig Roberts

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Ukrainian drones meet refineries near Moscow and weaken Putin's authority.

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For a long time, the war of aggression against Ukraine seemed to be raging far away from the Moscow population. The recent drone attack on a refinery reinforces the feeling of its own vulnerability

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Ukrainian drones met an oil refinery in Moscow on Thursday.

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While Putin receives guests in Kazan, one of the most severe Ukrainian drone attacks hits a refinery in Moscow. However, the attacks that are increasingly damaging the Russian economy do not come a word from the Kremlin chief. By B. Blaschke.

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Putin's most embarrassing day: Moscow was attacked and turned into Gaza, his own missiles exploded in oil tanks, oil refineries turned into infernos, and Russia's air defenses collapsed. (Military Intelligence Bureau)

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Moscow-Kyiv: The Kremlin acknowledged on Friday a major Ukrainian drone attack that sparked a fire at a Moscow oil refinery the previous day, stating that measures were underway to contain the fallout. When asked whether Russian President Vladimir Putin had seen footage of the refinery fire, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that they should be briefed on the incident.