PUTIN'S WORST NIGHTMARE! Petersburg Struck in Devastating Operation with Hundreds of Drones

Artur Rehi

Become a monthly BMC member and I will butcher your name to oblivion: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/arturrehi/membership My book "8 MISSIONS IN UKRAINE" is SOLD OUT! Thank you for Getting it. It is now a rarity if you have it since no more will be made. I make music also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1OBWiMO3gU&ab_channel=ArturRehi Keep an eye on my trips to Ukraine on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arturrehi/ REHI PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVEXQrvnPqo4iUjgxqIp_Q  Thumbnail made by Moiz: https://www.instagram.com/moiz.editor/ mr.innovations.info@gmail.com  00:00 Intro 00:12 St Petersburg attack 00:29 List of biggest targets 01:16 List of all targets 01:56 One of the main bridges hit 03:14 People's reactions 08:08 Ozon warehouse 10:06 VK data center 12:15 Videos of strikes 13:05 All goes dark 16:05 Petersburg Pantsir shoots into a residential building 17:13 Map 17:41 Port strikes 19:23 Lithuania: Ukrainian drone flew into its airspace 20:22 Ukrainians apologised 20:56 Buy Me a Coffee Members 22:15 Airports carpet mode 23:16 They wanted to Fly to Paris but he was drafted on the spot instead  List of biggest targets - also only UKR products used - no western products at all https://x.com/Tendar/status/2111828028808454432 list of all targets https://x.com/oko_gora_tg/status/2111754060046926325 One of the main bridges hit also https://x.com/LetsArmUKR/status/2111665172762771550 People’s reactions https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2111823881342161343 Ozon seller says Ozon cancelled insurance payouts https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2111751165465788771 Burning warehouse https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2111717491206697054 https://x.com/unn_inc/status/2111732050852024694 VK Data center struck in Leningrad region alongside the substation - notice the blue flashes https://x.com/Beefeater_Fella/status/2111973120466702382 Damage done: https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2111850344607310252 Videos of strikes https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2111716294584070299 https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2111686279117095029 All goes dark after a strike on the substation https://x.com/OpachiAndrea/status/2111628580975223145/video/3 Petersburg Pantsir shoots into a residential building https://x.com/Q0MT6pFmbVqynsM/status/2111642275654812013 Burning https://x.com/andersen7474/status/2111706030929272851 Good day when Petersburgh war map looks like that https://x.com/secretsqrl123/status/2111839456730755313 The ship berthed here https://x.com/DefMon3/status/2111622879297380375 https://x.com/DefMon3/status/2108954666054599082 Carrying fertilizer https://x.com/TankerTrackers/status/2109216468055257129 Lithuania: Ukrainian drone flew into its airspace and a sabotage attack was carried out against Starlink infra aiding Ukraine https://x.com/BudrysKestutis/status/2111875772919038032 https://x.com/sentdefender/status/2111681765173813271 Ukrainians apologised https://x.com/RSA_Observer/status/2111835681328652614 Airports carpet mode - flights canceled

Transcript

00:00My friends, today I had a choice to start with Ukrainian and the United States relationship

00:05or to start with what I want to start with, which is the most apocalyptical craziest attack against

00:11St. Petersburg. The biggest Ukrainian drone attack against that city, the second largest city of

00:17Russia, happened yesterday early morning or night 18th of October and it was big. I have two

00:24separate lists of targets for you here because there are so many targets they couldn't fit into

00:29one list. Here are three main targets that were struck. The local oil terminal, respectively

00:34the oil storage units, the VKontakte, VK data center and the local Ozone logistics hub. Since

00:42Wildberry's largest logistics hubs have already been turned into dust, Ozone still exists though

00:49so now they're targeting that. Also note how close St. Petersburg is to Estonia, my country,

00:56also Latvia, also Lithuania. The drones followed quite closely to the Baltic states and some

01:02actually crossed into the Baltic airspace, which Ukrainians have apologized for and it's connected

01:09to Russian electronic warfare jamming. Hey but these three main targets they're not enough for me, I want

01:15more. More! So here we have more. This is exactly all the targets that were struck. Ozone logistics hub,

01:23oil depot, 110 kilowatt substation, a bridge, 330 kilowatt substation, VK data center and an oil terminal.

01:33And you can see the yellow dots here are where Russian air defense was active, red dots is where they

01:40actually

01:40confirmed hit a Ukrainian drone. You can see the confirmed hits of Russian air defense are only

01:46around St. Petersburg. And the footage that comes out from this attack is absolutely magnificent and

01:53we're gonna watch all of it. Yes, get your popcorn! We begin with a bridge, the most boring one. But

02:00I have

02:00to mention it's because Russians a few weeks ago struck a bridge in northern Kyiv, Vnychny Bridge, hard to

02:09pronounce, I know. They struck it with a jet-powered Shahhead drones which is very difficult to shoot down

02:15since it's so fast. Ukrainians can't do it but it requires United States Starlink. So they didn't shoot it

02:23down, it hit the bridge, bad. They haven't done it before, they did it now. So here is a Ukrainian

02:28revenge.

02:29They struck their own bridge in St. Petersburg. A drone has struck the cable-stayed bridge over

02:36the Karabellny fairway in St. Petersburg. The bridge is part of the western high-speed diameter,

02:42a tall motorway. It links the city's southern and northern halves. The span runs 620 meters,

02:48eight lanes across it between Belay Island and Vasilevsky Island. Damage is still being assessed.

02:54Usually with these bridges, specifically this is an eight-lane bridge, so it's a big one. Obviously,

03:01a Ukrainian drone is not going to destroy it. It's gonna leave quite a similar hole like the Russian

03:06Shahhead drone left in the Kyiv bridge. But still, I love to see that revenge. It's an underdog revenge

03:13story we all like. Before we go to the actual footage of the attacks, I want to bring in Russian

03:18people,

03:19St. Petersburg residents sharing their experience of the previous night, how they felt in the night,

03:25the terrors. I think they are welcome to it. They deserve it. Well, my beloved St. Petersburg,

03:32good morning. How did you make it through the night? We stayed in the bathroom. Okay, so I know this

03:38channel is serious, but I gotta say that's the same if you go to Chipotle. It's the same answer.

03:43I stayed in the bathroom all night. All right, getting serious. I've never felt this kind of

03:48effing panic like I did tonight. Yeah, the walls were shaking, everything was rumbling,

03:53there was shelling somewhere. How are things on your end? I don't see any aftermath yet,

03:58except for the effing toll on my mental health. It's terrifying. When is all this going to end?

04:03So for this woman, I would say she sowed the wind, but she hates the whirlwind. You reap what you

04:12sow.

04:13This is an enabler, a Russian who is possibly apolitical, because they all are, because they

04:19secretly love Putin and they will never do anything to accept the political responsibility as a

04:24democratic nation should, which Russia actually pretended to be for the last, you know, always.

04:29They pretended to be that. Even the Soviet Union tried to pretend to be that. So this woman has not

04:35accepted her political responsibility, enabling the government to be what they are, to start this war,

04:42to sow the wind, and now the whirlwind is here, the explosions all the time. Ukraine has the power

04:48to reach Saint Petersburg with all Ukrainian-made means. These drones, all Ukrainian-made, they don't use

04:57Starlink or Starshield for this because it doesn't work in Russia. It works in occupied territories.

05:02So this attack is done only by drones produced in Ukraine and by guidance systems that are fully

05:10Ukrainian. So this is the Ukraine that is hitting them without any Western help. They have created this

05:16by attacking Ukraine because Ukrainians did not have this capability before. You reap what you sow.

05:21So this woman now learns. This old proverb is true. Let's see another woman. Also, these women,

05:28they don't have fish lips. That's already a great win for us, isn't it? Let's see how she feels about

05:33this

05:34reality check. To say that I have no words. I don't understand how people live for months,

05:39for years in a war zone, hearing these explosions. If you want to be more specific, we're actually talking about,

05:44you know, almost five years. The capital, Kyiv, has been struck almost daily for half a decade soon.

05:52Seeing the blaze, seeing the fire, since 3.30, they were pounding right outside our windows. Insert the

05:59dirty joke here. Air defense worked non-stop. Fire drones were flying outside our windows. I've never

06:05seen anything like it in my whole life. Well, that's the issue. That's the issue. They started the war

06:10against Ukraine and they've never seen anything like it. They've never seen war, although they have

06:14been waging war on Ukrainian soil and airspace for almost half a decade. So it is only fair and natural

06:21they get a taste of what they're doing in Ukraine. And not a taste. I would say they should get

06:26more

06:27than a taste. I would wish this to be a regular occurrence in St. Petersburg. Let's take another

06:33example. This woman. I'm lucky today. No fish lips at all. Three women, no fish lips. What are the odds,

06:39huh?

06:39But let's see what she has to say. Here's what I want to say, my dear folks. I got no

06:44sleep today.

06:45At all. I'm so sick of these damn UAVs. It's just some kind of crazy mess, basically.

06:51We couldn't film it. Well, I saw it with my own eyes. I thought it was small like a regular

06:56drone.

06:57Yeah, that fits in your hand. Or you thought Ukraine's bad little small nation, like they say

07:02in the TV, only produce tiny drones. Well, the propaganda has lied to you, my woman.

07:06They can make very deadly and precise drones that are big. Anyway, this huge contraption,

07:13like the size of a couch. That's true. They never said that on TV.

07:19In Russian TV, they don't mention Ukrainians having these big couch-sized drones.

07:26This damn thing is fine at the sound, you know? It's like a lawnmower riding your ear. Just like that.

07:33Anyway, it's scary. Really scary. Actually, I'm joking about it now.

07:37But I didn't sleep all night because I'm near Safiskaya and it hits Safiskaya.

07:44I heard three explosions. So three explosions is what led that to her. I've heard, I think,

07:49a hundred, hundred and fifty in my eight times in Kyiv and I'm just a passenger there. I'm just a

07:53tourist. So this woman, you know, three explosions. I think a thousand more might be necessary to change

07:59a certain mindset these Russians have. Take the rot out of their mind. Perhaps a thousand explosions.

08:04What's the price? What's the price they gotta see to understand the reality?

08:09All right, let's get to the targets. First of all, Ozone Warehouse.

08:13Part of Ukraine hitting Russian logistical capabilities that bind the country together.

08:17They ship things. The resellers do their small businesses.

08:21They took Wildberries out. Now it's Ozone's turn.

08:23And this guy, I remember this guy talking when the Wildberries was burned down.

08:27He brought all his stuff to Ozone or his stuff. He migrated from Wildberries to Ozone.

08:33Well, newsflash, my friend, it doesn't save you. You're still in Russia. You're still in a terrorist state

08:38and you will get what you have enabled for. That's it. Minus one warehouse, St. Petersburg, Ozone.

08:47And what has Ozone recently cancelled? Insurance payouts. Of course they, of course. Yes,

08:55if you can be sure about anything, is that when these Russian companies get hit, they will take

08:59all your money and they will have no responsibility. Everything is right on time, as they say.

09:05What do you say, dear friends? What do you say, dear sellers? Nothing left to bomb at Wildberries.

09:10They switch to Ozone. Wildberries has no warehouses left. And smart sellers have long switched to selling

09:15this product from their own warehouse. Long ago. And now he asks how much of your goods were in St.

09:22Petersburg. Did they get hit? And yeah. Well, let's of course enjoy the first video of today of an actual

09:29something burning, which is what you all signed up for, right? Well, this is the Ozone warehouse.

09:34Not as magnificent as we would have hoped. Massive flames. But it's still burning. It's getting there.

09:40Don't worry. Just not in this clip. But this next clip looks already a lot better.

09:45And a lot more enjoyable. Of course, now it's switched to the port area. As I mentioned,

09:50they struck the port. This is a fuel tank farm or a crude oil tank farm. This is what they

09:57call it.

09:57All of these silos, they require hits. Every one of them, they require drones. But since there's so many

10:03of them, you gotta send hundreds to hit a few of them. Next target, VK data center. VKontakte is,

10:12we could call it Russia's Facebook. It has existed, I think, as long as Facebook. It's what Russians use

10:18as Facebook, pretty much. And they have their own data center. Of course, they do. And I'm absolutely

10:24certain that it's filled with Western chips. Probably Nvidia. Because before sanctions, it is

10:31weird. After 2014, Russia got fuel sanctions. But not chip sanctions. So they still could build

10:38data centers with Nvidia chips in 2019, which they have done. So this data center, pretty sure,

10:44it had Nvidia chips in it. Now it's burnt. It's damaged. And here we can see the video of the

10:50substation right next to the data center being hit. And you can notice first flash is actually blue,

10:56blue, which is always the case almost with the substations. You hit it, the short short circuit

11:03provides us a beautiful blue flash. And then the drone fire, orange, and now a few more blue flashes.

11:10Very specific to that, to substations. Why I know this stuff? Because I've watched literally hundreds of

11:17drones hitting in Crimea. These substations, small ones, 110 kilowatts. They always hit like that.

11:23Blue, red, blue, red, and then it goes dark. It's a very textbook substation if it hit. So this is

11:31the

11:31early morning. We can see that the data center fire has already been put out. I don't know if they

11:36used

11:37any water. I do hope they did, because in the previous video we went through why you cannot use foam

11:43or

11:44water when putting out fires in data centers. It will kill everything inside. So I don't know what they used

11:50to put out that fire, but the damage to the outside of the building is pretty massive. And knowing what's

11:55inside, I mean, these chips are not tanks. They cannot soak up hits. Minor inconveniences for data

12:02centers can turn out to be massive damages. So this, I wouldn't call this a minor inconvenience. This is a

12:09damage to the whole house, to the whole building. I'm gonna call it a data center heavily damaged.

12:15Of course, there was Russian air defense in Saint Petersburg. There still is. But before we get to

12:20that, I just want to enjoy these two clips with you, which is compilation of the hits. And they look

12:24so

12:25nice and apocalyptic. We just gotta enjoy it. Look at it.

12:30In the background, the clouds are moving fast and in the background something is getting pounded.

12:37Boom! Insert the joke here. Yeah. This is the port area and the drone

12:44misses, unfortunately. Does not reach the tank farm, which is back here, but hits the pier.

12:51Full concrete doesn't do much damage to it, but this specific one hits. But since we did see,

12:56and we do see in this video also, the tank farm burning in the back, they have already hit it

13:01with drones also. But yeah, the whole sky glooms red. It's such a nice visual for us,

13:09because the whole city sees it. Everybody was up. Saint Petersburg has millions of people.

13:14They were all filming it, posting it, experiencing it. These are the blue flashes I was talking about,

13:19the substations. So this is what is needed. Times a hundred. To bring some Russians back to reality.

13:27That they have started this horrible war and now they're getting what they signed up for. And this

13:33video is a drone smack in the middle of a fuel tank farm. Boom! Hits it and it starts to

13:42burn. So in the

13:43morning, we could see the fuel tank farm of the port area still burning. So this is one of the

13:51main

13:51Russian crude oil export hubs right now, because the Black Sea route is very dangerous for them. So

13:56they have switched to Saint Petersburg. That's the area and it's on fire. Now, for the sake of the truth,

14:03this attack will definitely not switch it off. It will not stop the export. It just makes it so much

14:08harder and slower. They gotta fix this. They will. But it makes it, it's a massive headache for Russian

14:15crude exports. These tank farm burning. Also, here's early morning, another clip showing the fires.

14:23You know, Russians claim they shot down like, what, a thousand drones and 500 flamingo missiles.

14:28Like, officially, the numbers are insane. I don't even have to look up the exact numbers,

14:33because they're in the hundreds. And then we see these targets being burned on the ground. So I am

14:38guessing Russians count drones destroyed, even if they hit the targets. It's like, we destroyed the

14:43drone with our fuel tank fuel silo. Drone destroyed, right? Yeah, mission success. Great success.

14:51But the fires, they, the videos speak for themselves. If Russians claim 100 drones destroyed, then

14:57I watch this video and I make up my own mind. Air defense fire scene over Saint Petersburg, mostly

15:03heavy machine guns with tracers. But before we get to the air defense missile, which this one missile

15:09we actually saw on a video, I want to show you this 330 kilowatt substation. You know, we watched 110

15:16and

15:16the blue flash and all, you know, nice. Now 330 kilowatt substation also struck. And this one I love,

15:24because this whole city block, you know, this is the boom, got hit. And everything switched off and

15:31we get blue explosions in the back. This is beautiful. The whole city goes dark. There are blue flashes,

15:37like Harry Potter and Voldemort are having their shenanigans there, choo-choo-choo, you know.

15:42The whole city goes dark. This is what I love, hitting the substations. This is what Russians have been

15:48doing in Ukraine for five years. And now they're experiencing this. I've been waiting for, I don't

15:53know, for so many years for this, for Russian big cities to experience this. This is what it is. This

15:58is what it's like. You're welcome. You ordered it from your government by enabling them. You got it.

16:04You get what you order. And you get what you order. You reap what you sow. All of that is

16:09now also present

16:10when we watch the one and only Russian air defense missile in Saint Petersburg. The one that was

16:16released. The one that got away. Here it is. Finds it as one Russian air defense missile hunting a drone.

16:25Not finding the drone. It slams into a Saint Petersburg residential building, which is this one right here.

16:35Imagine you're a Saint Petersburg resident, feeling quite proud about yourself living in the second

16:40biggest city of Russia and the most European city of Russia. By the way, Putin's home city. He

16:46identifies with this city. They will definitely protect me. I'm a Russian. I'm very proud. And then

16:53they shoot your ass with their own air defense missile. That's the real Russian experience. Couldn't

16:59describe it even better. This is what it is. You want to know what it is to be a Russian

17:04living in Saint

17:04Petersburg. Well, you kind of get hit with your own air defense. If it doesn't find a drone, it finds

17:12your

17:12apartment. Always a good day for everybody if the Rebar military channel, if that channel reports a map

17:19like this and it's not Ukraine. It is Saint Petersburg with all kind of icons on it. We don't gotta

17:24go into

17:25detail. The main thing is that action and heat is over Saint Petersburg. This is... I love to see that.

17:31I want to see

17:31that so much more and it's beautiful. My only hope is that Donald Trump does not send Patriots and the

17:38missiles to Russia to defend their cities. You all know about this Trump-Putin diesel deal which is

17:45total garbage. Well, there was this tanker, Russian tanker Minerva Sen was the name. Started from Saint

17:52Petersburg about you know September 20th something around that and was very close to the US coast when

17:57Trump announced that diesel deal. Well, this Minerva tanker originated from this exact port where it

18:06birthed, I think that's the word birthed, connected to the piping and the port infrastructure to be loaded up.

18:12With what? We're gonna get to that but you know, why is it so important to attack these ports?

18:18Whatever deal Putin makes with any country, is it fertilizer, is it oil, goes through these ports.

18:23These are the choke points. You take them out. You take out the Russian export capability.

18:30So that's the photo from last night. Beautifully burning. But we gotta get to the truth of this.

18:35Although I would you know, love to claim that you're Trump's stupid orange man baboon.

18:39This diesel already going from Russia to the United States.

18:43I cannot. As we stated yesterday, Minerva Sen is not carrying Russian diesel.

18:49It's very close to the United States coastline right now. It's a Russian ship carrying something big next to the

18:55US coastline.

18:55She's bringing in UAN, urea ammonium nitrate, which is a liquid form of fertilizer.

19:03It is permitted under the otherwise hydrocarbon import ban, which USA imposed in March 2022.

19:10The importing party is Wilmington. So yeah, it's liquid fertilizer and that's what the Minerva tanker or bulk carrier was

19:18carrying.

19:18But she still originated from that Saint Petersburg port, which Ukraine struck yesterday.

19:23This attack was so big that a portion or some of the drones got lost into the Baltic states.

19:30I kid you not. Lithuania and Latvia. Within hours today, Lithuania faced two serious security incidents.

19:37Overnight, a sabotage of them targeting Starlink infrastructure near Vilnius was dwarfed.

19:42Its purpose was clear to undermine a capability critical to Ukraine's defense and civilian communication.

19:48So somebody attacked a Starlink position in Lithuania that was providing for Ukraine.

19:58But an identified UAVs violated Lithuanian airspace, posing risk to our citizens and their property.

20:06We're talking unidentified UAVs entering NATO airspace.

20:11We know what they were. They were Ukrainian drones that got lost or were jammed into the Baltics.

20:17It was an accident and we already got Ukrainian info about it.

20:22Also, we regret the incident that occurred this morning in Lithuanian airspace, which may have resulted from Russian

20:28electronic warfare diverting drones during an operation against legitimate military targets in Russia.

20:33So Ukrainians have officially apologized for it.

20:36Lithuanians scrambled the fighter jets, by the way.

20:39NATO Air Force scrambled the fighter jets in the Baltics and they were ready to hunt the drones.

20:45They did not shoot them down because the drones self detonated or fell down in an unpopulated area.

20:51We don't know exactly, but we do know the jets did not engage the targets.

20:56We have two more topics, big topics.

20:59One is Ukrainian United States relationship.

21:02Otherwise, one is a no-fly zone over the Russian skies, which Ukrainians are doing both good topics.

21:07But before I want to mention the new names that have joined this family of this channel who stand for

21:14the same values of freedom, self-determination and willingness to defend a certain set of values,

21:22which is freedom of speech and all kinds of other freedoms, by the way, which unfortunately we see the Trump

21:27administration take away from people, you know, alongside with Putin's regime.

21:31So if you stand for these freedoms, you can join the family.

21:35These guys have.

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21:38Well, I said guys, but not obviously a guy.

21:41Thank you, missus, for joining the channel.

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21:53Somaona, of course, one anonymous.

21:56No issue with that.

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21:58Thank you for joining up.

21:59We have a big list of names because people really want to fight back against the Trump madness.

22:05We are fighting back against it on this channel with the truth.

22:09That's how it is.

22:10Truth destroys Trump.

22:11So if you like that, sign up for buying me a coffee.

22:14I'll be butchering your name.

22:15So about a month ago, Zelensky and the Ukrainian military leadership announced that they will officially declare Russian airspace a

22:22no-fly zone,

22:24meaning that they will force Russian airports into a carpet mode.

22:27No planes will be flying.

22:29Let's see how it has worked out for them.

22:31Russia's airport closure surge.

22:33Monthly temporary airport closures.

22:35We can see August was a record.

22:37September a slight pullback.

22:38And now October is to be very close to that record.

22:42Meaning in this 2026, there has been an insane increase.

22:47You know, you can do the math.

22:48It's like three, four X's from 25, 24.

22:51Russian airports are not working.

22:53People are stuck there because Ukrainian drones are in the air and the Russians, they cannot shoot them down.

22:58It is working great for the Ukrainians.

23:00They are actually enforcing Russian airports to be grounded.

23:05I love to see that.

23:06And now coming straight from one of the Russian airports.

23:09A woman who wanted to go to Paris with her husband.

23:11And things don't work out the way.

23:14Even though in this specific night, Ukrainian drones did not cancel the flights.

23:19It was the mobilization effort that did.

23:22Let's check it out.

23:22Of course, a little bit of fish lips.

23:25It is what it is.

23:26I tried to save you from them, but I couldn't.

23:28Anyway, we're at the airport right now.

23:31And I thought today's stories would be a little bit different.

23:33We were supposed to fly to Paris.

23:35They gave us approved our visas.

23:38Oh yeah, if you're Russian and you get the visas to Europe, you're already a winner.

23:42You're winning.

23:43So much winning.

23:44Like Trump says, we cannot stop the winning.

23:47There's always so much winning.

23:48Let's see how the winning continues.

23:50But my husband wasn't allowed to leave the country.

23:54Because the draft board put a travel ban on him.

23:57And right at passport control, they handed him a draft notice.

24:00So you want to go to Paris, you're going to Ukraine instead.

24:04Congratulations, lad.

24:06It's the next best thing.

24:07I'm having shocked.

24:09Everyone is shocked.

24:10Who is shocked?

24:11I'm not shocked.

24:12I expected this.

24:13It is to be expected if you live in a fascist terrorist state.

24:17But this woman, I guess she just got her education late.

24:21And I honestly don't even know how to comment on this situation.

24:24I know.

24:25And guys, the vacation isn't happening.

24:27Well, it is.

24:28Your husband is going to vacate to Ukraine six feet under.

24:34He's going to get a vacation that he deserves.

24:37And it's going to be forever.

24:39And no taxes, no nothing.

24:40You don't got to live in Russia anymore.

24:42You just get to go to, not heaven, but somewhere.

24:45Knowing what the Russian regime does to Ukrainians this winter.

24:49What the goal is, knowingly, is to starve and freeze the Ukrainian population, including children and

24:55elderly, deliberately focusing on these groups, the most injurable groups of Ukraine.

25:01I share no sympathy.

25:03As you can see, no sympathy for this woman getting her education.

25:07You live in Russia and you deserve what's coming for you.

25:10This video gets too long.

25:12So Ukrainian United States relationship will have to go to the next video.

25:16We're going to talk about Starlink, Star Shield and Trump.

25:20Oh my God, he's gone so crazy on this.

25:22And Zelensky has taken off the gloves.

25:24What he has said now, he has never said before.

25:27But this is for the next video.

25:29Thank you, my friends, for watching.

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25:41Let's keep this fight going.

25:43And up until me terms, until we win, the talk and the Democrats will win.

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