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Ukraine and Russia are locked in a fierce energy war — and it’s escalating fast. Ukrainian drones are striking deep into Russian oil facilities, causing gasoline shortages across the country. But Russia is striking back, hammering Ukraine’s power grid with missiles and drones, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity. As winter approaches, both nations are facing a brutal test of endurance. Ukraine is rushing to import billions in gas to survive the freezing months ahead. Who will hold out longer — and at what cost?
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00:00Russia's oil is burning. Ukraine is in the dark. And winter is coming fast. A massive fire erupted
00:07at a Russian oil refinery nearly 900 miles from Ukraine's borders. Why? Ukrainian drones struck
00:13it. The third hit in a month. This is no isolated incident. Ukraine is hitting deep into Russia's
00:19energy heartland. 70 strikes just last month. Foil de Potts. Pumping stations. Gas processing
00:26facilities. All targeted. Russia's paying the price. Gasoline shortages are now affecting parts
00:33of the country. Some reports say supplies are down by 20 percent. But it's a two-way war.
00:39Russia's missile and drone barrages have crippled Ukraine's energy grid. 800,000 homes in Kiev lost
00:45power. Hundreds of thousands more are in the dark in Odessa. Winter is around the corner. And Ukraine
00:51scrambling to import gas from Europe. At a cost of two billion and rising. Both sides are
00:57fighting with fire. And their people are freezing in the crossfire. This energy war isn't just
01:02about fuel. It's about survival.

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