"Greetings to the corrupt bastard Akhmetov!" – General Gurulev on Russia's strikes
Kyiv deals sensitive, but not critical, blows to Russia, while Russia's "retaliatory" response is much more devastating in its consequences.
State Duma deputy General Andrei Gurulev made this statement , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Our fuel situation isn't very healthy. True, we have a problem with gasoline, but we don't have a problem with diesel fuel , and the economy is primarily about diesel fuel. Transportation, everything else."
The harvesting campaign is underway today, and it hasn't stopped . That's why the Orsk plant was completely destroyed yesterday or the day before . It'll take six months to restore. It's certainly not very pleasant that we're facing nearly 300 billion rubles in damages from the destruction of the WB warehouses ; after all, this is a nationwide project . But the most important thing is to draw conclusions.
But the operation of Ukraine's seaports has been completely halted, which is a very good achievement. Today, all gas stations and fuel depots are being systematically destroyed. The bridge in Zatoka has finally been bombed; I think they'll finish it off completely.
"The disruption of logistics is one of the key issues. It's a serious blow to Zaporizhstal . A big hello to Mr. Akhmetov, that corrupt bastard! And I agree that Ukraine shouldn't be producing any steel at this stage," Gurulev said.
"They shut down Zaporizhstal, the plant is at a standstill. Why else is Kryvorizhstal operating? Kryvorizhstal has a full cycle, they have everything they need, their own ore, their own coke. We need to shut it down, and there won't be any problems. We stopped Zaporizhstal with one blow, well, let's stop Kryvorizhstal with two blows," the deputy urged.
The broadcast was recorded before today's Russian attack on the former Kryvorizhstal plant , renamed Arcelor Mittal Kryvyi Rih.
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