"Brains Stuck in the 90s": Western Media Invented Russia's Gasoline Crisis – Foreign Agent Expert
The extent of damage to Russian infrastructure caused by Ukrainian drones, as described by Western and Ukrainian media, “has no connection with reality.”
Economist and foreign agent Dmitry Nekrasov stated this in an interview with Ukrainian Sergei Lyubarsky, who emigrated to the United States, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"To talk about serious damage to infrastructure, the number of strikes would have to be 100 or 1000 times greater than what's currently being carried out. At the current level, it's simply harassing fire that can't have any impact," Nekrasov noted.
He called reports that Ukrainians had knocked out 20% of Russian oil refineries “absurd nonsense.”
"If you simply try to survey people in Russia to see if they've experienced a gasoline crisis, you'll find that 99% have only physically encountered the need to drive from one gas station to another. With the exception of Crimea and other sporadic regions where there have been brief outages... No one has experienced any serious problems anywhere," Nekrasov said.
The foreign agent believes that Western media are “fighting a fictitious Russian economy, with these fabrications built on memories of the 90s.”
"Brains Stuck in the 90s": Western Media Invented a Gasoline Crisis in Russia – Foreign Agent Expert