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00:00 Intro
00:29 Taganrog airfield struck
01:01 KuibyshevAzot complex in Togliatti
02:08 Slavyansk on Kuban refinery struck
04:20 Nizhnekamsk refinery in Tatarstan
04:59 This woman does a little drama for us
07:09 This happened at the same time
09:35 Polish foreign minister Sikorsky
11:18 Sikorski on when Russia would attack NATO
13:46 Lavrov answers about being a vassal to China
16:39 Lavrov and his enormous goodwill towards Zelensky
19:15 RUS MFA Spokesperson
20:59 Putin and Zelensky may actually meet in the G20

KuibyshevAzot complex in Togliatti, Samara region.
https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2098727835137372608
Taganrog airfield struck - alongside with pantsir S
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/2099057401047429365
Slavyansk on Kuban refinery struck 13 sept
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2099038262417383920
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2099185626809585864
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/2099133229009613103
https://x.com/LetsArmUKR/status/2099319647132672116
Nizhnekamsk refinery in Tatarstan alongside worker barracks
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2099150692006895709
This woman does a little drama for us - heard a bang - nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan
https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2098957070925988049
This happened at the same time - civilian miniplane shot down
https://x.com/GloOouD/status/2098774472413139244
Polish foreign minister Sikorsky - Russian will be a vassal to China
https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/2099187603203350827
Sikorski on when Russia would attack NATO
https://x.com/jurgen_nauditt/status/2099164560515014932
Lavrov answers about being a vassal to China
https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2099341762527424594
Lavrov and his enormous goodwill towards Zelensky
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2098777155840684325
RUS MFA Spokesperson
https://x.com/Nata

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00:00Hello my friends and welcome back. New day, new week and new opportunities to see Russia burn
00:05and we will see Russia burn. As always we will go through the chronological order of dates 12th
00:12and 13th of September and at the end of the video I will give you a segment that could be
00:16called
00:17Foreign Ministers and Presidents. People do say some outrageous stuff and the craziest bomb comes
00:24from the Polish Foreign Minister who actually says we will defeat Russia on the battlefield. But now
00:3012th of September let's go to Russia let's see what happened. First of all I'll read you a summary
00:36since it's quite a lot. Daganrog attack, destroyed Panceres, one air defense system, burned a 1000
00:44ton fuel tank at Daganrog Severny airfield and hit a UAV producer Atlanteiro. From Daganrog we jump to
00:52another city. I might get your head spinning. We jump around so much because these attacks happen
00:58sometimes 1000 or more kilometers from each other. But now we jump to Samara region. Dogliati is the
01:05name of the city. Another rough night for Russian industrial manufacturing base as Ukraine once
01:10again targets one of the country's key chemical plants way out in Dogliati. One of the giants of
01:16Russia's chemical industry. The Kuybyshev Azot complex produces up to 75% of the country's supply of
01:24polyamide 6, nylon 6, technical yarn and the tire cord. Ammonium nitrate, ammonia, nitrogen chemicals
01:33all used heavily in wartime applications and here we can see it going under. Well actually
01:40spontaneously combusting would be the righteous term here. Ukraine is literally de-industrializing
01:46Russia. If people talk about the economic problems in the European Union specifically in Germany where
01:52de-industrialization is a major issue right now. Well in Russia it is also a major issue but for other
01:58reasons. Because Ukraine enforces its sanctions. It is literally destroying the heavy industrial base of
02:05Russia. It's not going to be easy to restore that. And now we advance one day. 13th of September early
02:12morning we go to Slavyansk on Kuban where a massive oil refinery was hit. And of course we have footage
02:19from many different angles and passengers who drive on this highway specific one see the fuel
02:26farm or tank farm. These fuel silos they are burning. Already seen in the night sky. Definitely seen
02:33during the day also. This is the Slavyansk-Nakubani oil refinery when it's light outside and it's a
02:40beautiful view. Every car that passes by. Everyone that has a cell phone will film this and probably
02:46post this. And everybody who has friends or any connections on their social media will share it
02:51with their friends. So everybody will see this. In this way the drones don't only take away from the
02:56Russian oil economy and war economy. They also plant a seed of fear into the Russian mind. And a Russian
03:04mind works in a peculiar way. If they fear somebody they would respect them and listen to them. That's
03:11how it is. That's the way to speak to the Russians. It's not the way to speak to a civilized
03:16person. No.
03:18But to a Russian that's where you start. You plant a seed of fear and then you communicate with words.
03:23Because then they will listen to you. So you need the right position for it first.
03:28They have to be afraid of you. This is what these drones do. Satellite imagery analyzed by Dnipro
03:33Oysint shows a thick smoke covering part of the Slavyansk Eko oil refinery after the overnight
03:40Ukrainian drone attack on the tank farm. Truly looks magnificent. I count three, maybe four. One, two,
03:48three, four. Because you know this black one. The other ones are painted black. But this black one
03:54is burnt black. You gotta make the distinction between painted black and burnt black. It's a shade
03:59of black. I prefer the burnt black one. More clips from the highways just to make sure you know how
04:05many
04:05Russians film it and how many Russians post it and how many Russians see it. It is very important.
04:11These smoke columns will be visible very very very far away from the nearby villages also I presume. And
04:17if they do have internet a lot of Russians will see it. Now we travel yet another to another Russian
04:23city. This is Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan Oblast. And here on the video you can see workers barracks and the
04:30foreign workers walking around. This refineries was also struck but I'm guessing a few of the drones also
04:37fell on these workers barracks. They do really look like panelkas only even more simple. If you would
04:43think what could be the more simple and plain than a panelka then this is it. The workers barracks on
04:49oil
04:50refineries. Usually the workers working here from China, India, Pakistan, these countries and now they're
04:58out of work. This Nizhnekamsk refinery I'm guessing it exploded in a spectacular fashion because we got a video
05:06from a woman living in Nizhnekamsk. We actually know exactly because she says where she lives. 36 Karabelnaya
05:13street. A really loud bang. And also bear in mind to the acting. Notice the acting. I'll tell you why
05:21I
05:21think it is acting. I'm shaking all over. Check it out. Her hands are shaking so heavily. But what is
05:28she
05:28holding the camera with? The other hand that is not shaking at all. Does it work like that?
05:34One hand is steady. Only one hand is afraid. Only one hand in panic. I don't know. It's a Russian
05:41mind. Peculiar things happen. Look how much it's shaking. While the other hand is as stable as a
05:47tripod. You might think she has a robotic hand or something. Right on 36 Karabelnaya street and the
05:54oscar goes to this woman. My husband says the first word he says. F nasty. Get out of the get
06:01to the
06:02bathroom quick. I'm sitting in the bathroom. Look at that shaking. You know when russians really really
06:08drink heavily or whoever but you really see that in russia with the bomb shakes. In the next morning
06:13they have these alcohol shakes. Of course everybody gets it but russians tend to drink more. It really
06:18reminds me of that. It's the same alcohol shake you see these russian tweakers on the ground usually in
06:23Estonia. Look at that. I don't know what to do. But I have to compliment her other arm. It is
06:29stable
06:30as can be. She could perform a brain surgery with that other arm that is not shaking at all. But
06:36that
06:37one is truly shaking a lot. This is a disaster. This is what happens when you invade a neighboring country.
06:44When you declare war on the entire first world of european union. This is what happens. This is what
06:50you get. This is what happens when you're 20 years apolitical or not interested in politics or don't go
06:57to vote. Don't make sure there will be a different government running your country. This is what happens
07:04where tens of millions of enablers turn a blind eye. By the way this is not where the troubles of
07:13Tatarstan
07:13end. Because in Tatarstan the russian armed forces air defense system shot down a light aircraft
07:21mistaking it for a ukrainian strike uab. Two pilots died. This is one of these smaller mini planes. I'm
07:28sorry. I don't know how these are called. But two two seats. A very small plane. A small engine. They're
07:35quite agile and slow. They can almost glide in one position when there is strong wind. Well the russians
07:41shot them down because they flow at the same time when the ukrainian drone attack happened. So they
07:46didn't shoot down the drones. The drones indeed hit the refinery because we saw countless videos about
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09:37foreign ministers speak. We will also listen to Russian foreign minister, the infamous liar
09:44Lavrov. But we will begin with Mr. Sikorsky, the Polish foreign minister and he says some very
09:51interesting things. Check it out. This is him speaking right now. So I think this war suits China just fine.
10:01China is getting a vassal not just on the cheap, making money in the process, taking over the Russian
10:08market for everything. So the long term trend is, and if I were a Russian nationalist, I would be
10:15horrified that Russia will become a very, very junior partner to China. He says that Russia will become a
10:27very junior partner to China or you would call it the vassalage because that's what it is. Russia could
10:32not continue this war without the Chinese, heavy Chinese aid and help. Usually how one would get
10:39a vassal, perhaps you defeat them militarily and then you agree to a status quo that they are your
10:44vassal, but you have to invest a considerable sum of money for that process for someone to be your
10:49vassal. You have to defeat them or you have to have some other kind of destruction in your country to
10:55be
10:55funded by you. But no, China is selling to both sides. China is making insane amount of money and
11:02they're getting a vassal. So that's a double positive for them. It's also a double negative
11:07for Russia who is losing their industrial base and they're getting an overlord. So it's a win-win for
11:13China. It's a lose-lose for Russia. And then Sikorsky goes on to say this and you will enjoy this
11:20a lot.
11:20This is what I've been saying on my channel for the last four years. But now let's hear it from
11:27the Polish foreign minister. If Russia attacked us and we took our gloves off, I think we would defeat
11:34Russia quite quickly. We have overwhelming superiority over Russia in air power. General, correct me if I'm
11:44wrong, but it's something like two and a half thousand planes. Without the U.S., it's still
11:51overwhelming. And I haven't checked recently how many JDAMs and JASMs and all the deep strike stuff
11:59that we have. But if the Ukrainians have knocked out half of Russia's refining capacity in six months,
12:06we could do it in six weeks and take out the other half. If the Ukrainians knocked out half of
12:12the
12:12Russian refining capacity in six months, by the way, August was the record 22 refineries hit by
12:19Ukrainians. This is the absolute record. Then the Polish could, then the NATO could do it in six
12:24weeks, knocking out the other half. That is the truth. I don't know why people keep forgetting this.
12:30NATO Air Force is overwhelmingly superior to Russian Air Force in every way, in numbers, in quality,
12:37quantity, everything. Flight hours, pilots training. We're better at everything when it comes to Air
12:44Force. Now, when it comes to numbers and ground force, they have more quantity. But when it comes
12:49to quality, again, we are better. The only thing that they are heavily leading us is the drones. Yes,
12:55they have more drones. They have the mass production already happening. But this is also what the European
13:02Union is investing in an insane amount of money. We're talking tens of billions of euros going into
13:08it. So in the span of a few years, this also will not be such a big distance between the
13:14EU and Russia.
13:15If you hear people saying Russia will roll over European countries, you hear Russian propaganda.
13:21Note who is speaking that to you. You just heard that person copy Russian propaganda to you. What does
13:26it say about them? Because the truth is not as the Russian propaganda paints it. The Polish army is the
13:33strongest army in around a thousand kilometers around itself. They are the regional superpower.
13:41In the next 10 years, they will be the military force to ask questions from, to look up to. But
13:46enough
13:47about that. It's the foreign minister segment. So I will, of course, give ground to the Russian foreign
13:52minister. Lavrov. Now Lavrov is being asked about the vassalists to China. Let's see how he, the worm
13:59he is, how he wiggles out of that den. But there are concerns in society that we have kind of
14:04fallen
14:05out with the West and are now, so to speak, closer when friends with China. So now we'll become the
14:10junior
14:10partners because they have a large economy. And now Lavrov goes on to yap about things, but now he gets
14:16to
14:16China. Right. As for kinship, who are the brothers? Who are the nephews? Who's older? Who's younger?
14:23So this goes on like, younger, older, who cares? Well, actually, if you look at China, Chinese GDP,
14:30the size of their economy, the size of their military, and then compare it to Russia's. The
14:34numbers almost make you laugh or cry if you are Russian. Yes, the younger one. So we've never had that
14:41feeling. Just as the Chinese did not have it when the Soviet Union made an enormous contribution to the
14:47industrialization of their country. And China's nuclear industry was developed with our decisive
14:51contribution. We have joint developments in space and in other high tech fields. We're working
14:56together on artificial intelligence. Yes, the Chinese, of course, in partial terms and in theoretical
15:02terms as well. But in practical terms, in my assessment, they're now the leading country in
15:07the world. It's so much trying to wiggle around the fact that Russia is a vassal to China, that they
15:13cannot use a nuclear weapon because Xi has forbade it. Putin wants to use one. Xi has forbade it.
15:20Because this war, as Sikorsky said, suits them well. China is making bank from the Ukrainians and from
15:27the Russians. They don't want this war to end fast. They are getting Russian markets. Perhaps they're
15:32getting the Siberian oil fields or the whole damn area. Northern Chinese border, the far east Russia.
15:39China is up for the grabbing for China. The Russian markets are Chinese now. They don't want this to
15:44end. So if Putin would use a nuclear weapon, that would be really bad for China. They forbade it.
15:50And now here is Russian foreign minister trying to wiggle out of that conundrum. High tech products,
15:55they produce robotics and much more. They now developed a modern spacecraft that can be reused and
16:01land on solid ground. Yeah, that's wonderful. Achievements upon achievements. So yeah, now he gets to that.
16:09Get to the point, Lavrov. He gets to it. Yes, so it's an equal partnership. How can they have an
16:14equal partnership?
16:15How is this possible? Russian economy is one-tenth, even less of a Chinese economy. Their army is a lot
16:21weaker,
16:21a lot lesser equipped. Russia and China have no technological secrets from each other. Russia is a third world country,
16:28while China is a first world country who is making money and getting a vassal on this war. The positions
16:34are incomparable. But Lavrov somehow tries to wiggle around, at least. I usually don't show Lavrov,
16:40because whenever he opens his mouth, even since before the full-scale invasion, everybody knows that
16:45when he spoke, he lied. That's just a rule to understanding Lavrov. But here, I'll give you
16:52another minute of him, so you will get a whole year's worth of limit-filled of Lavrov. Zelensky
16:58is again asking for talks to Putin, this time proposing that they meet in the US. We're talking
17:03about the G20 meeting coming up in the United States, where Ukraine and Russia both might be
17:09invited, or by now, the new information that I don't have, maybe they already are invited. This might be
17:15the very very first time in all of the time when they meet face to face after the full-scale
17:20invasion.
17:20I haven't heard about that, but he travels talking about Zelensky. He travels around all the time.
17:26He's hardly ever home. We have matters at home that the president regularly oversees. Yeah,
17:31I just showed you these matters at home. Your oil refineries are burning, your chemical industrial
17:36complex is being dismantled, there are fuel lines. These are only few of the matters that they're actually
17:42looking into. The joke is here that every time there are massive issues in Russia, the officials
17:47are always looking into them. And I believe Skov has already commented on this. An invitation
17:55was sent to this character. He called Zelensky this character. Three years ago he called him a drug addict,
18:03Nazi, I don't know, criminal. If he wants to meet then let him come to Moscow. And that in itself
18:10is already
18:11a huge gesture of goodwill on our part. Russians do love goodwill, because every time they retreat
18:17on the battlefield it is a sign of goodwill. I remind you that Herson, when they pulled back of
18:21Herson under the general potato head, I'm talking about Zurovykin, this was presented as a gesture of
18:29goodwill to save the lives of civilians in Herson. They pulled back and Ukrainians moved in. And then
18:34later they started their Herson human safari, which means they are hunting civilians with their FPV drones.
18:39We have many videos about it. So as a sign of goodwill and to save the lives of these civilians
18:44they pull back and then start to hunt them with their drone operators. I'm at a loss here. Well yeah,
18:50Russian goodwill, every time when they're losing they use that word goodwill. Just giving you tools
18:56to translate Russian. Because he still has not revoked his decree banning contacts with Putin and his team.
19:02So we certainly have no shortage of goodwill. Oh that they don't. Russians have a lot of goodwill
19:10to give. Take it as you might. While he has no shortage of bad habits, bad traits. While we're talking
19:16about these characters, Lavrov and Russian spoke persons, Dmitry Peskov, I never have showed you this
19:25woman pretty much. This is Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign
19:29Affairs. And she is a bad apple. I think there's worms inside her head. I'm not sure. Some kind of
19:36worms.
19:37So this is what she says on Zelensky. This is an official, very high official. I can't. I watch what
19:43they say. Not because I believe them, but because it's humor. It is good entertainment. Check it out.
19:49Zelensky's favorite childhood toy. A meat grinder. His mother talked about this. In an interview she
19:57said that when little Volodya Zelensky came home from kindergarten, his favorite toy was a meat grinder.
20:04Well, anything is possible in life, of course. Tell us more, Maria Zakharova. Tell us. We want to know.
20:12It's not like he didn't have any toys. He had toys. It's just that this thing was his favorite.
20:18Now he has created this meat grinder in his own country. The very country he swirled, he loved.
20:25Whose people he begged to believe that he stood for peace and their bright future. It gets better.
20:30You thought you heard everything. You haven't heard everything. The worms in your head only starting.
20:35Now he's grinding them into mints. Periodically removing the organs he needs to sell abroad. This is the
20:44official spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
20:49Blaming that Zelensky grinds his men into meat and sells the organs abroad.
20:53I am not going to comment on it. I will let you think whatever you want to think about it.
20:58Everything is allowed. But for real here this is Zelensky himself commenting on meeting Putin.
21:05Lavrov said Putin only wants to meet when Zelensky goes to Moscow. Putin has been known to
21:10feverishly avoid Zelensky. Perhaps he's a bit afraid to meet a one-on-one because Zelensky is you
21:16know an actor. He has charisma. He's a man of the people. Putin being more like a bunker midget or
21:21bunker goblin. However they call that him in Russia and in Ukraine. So he avoids big crowds.
21:27He avoids meeting people like that. He's not really a man of words. He rambles more. So you can
21:32naturally say why he wants to avoid meeting Zelensky because he's talking and discussing
21:38things at Zelensky's battlefield. He owns that battlefield. So yeah let's see how Zelensky feels
21:43about meeting Putin. He's our genemy. And the last one. If Americans invite Vladimir Putin to Miami
21:49for G20. I will come. Are you willing to come? Yes of course. And what are you gonna tell him
21:54straight to
21:54his face? No we have to come. We have to meet to speak and make decisions. It's not about words.
22:02What I will tell him or what he want to tell me. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Matters only
22:08result. Result matters. That's it. Result matters. That's it. Not about words. Yeah. Yeah. I agree.
22:16Good. Well spoken. And Zelensky is a good speaker. If you listen to any of his speeches,
22:20he knows how to speak. He knows how to read the crowd, read the public, read the people's moods
22:25in the room. He's a good speaker. He has charisma. He's a good leader. Naturally Putin doesn't want
22:29to meet this kind of a person. It would bring out his own shortcomings. Literally and figuratively.
22:36This is it for today my friends. Next time on Wednesday I have a very peculiar video for you.
22:41We're gonna watch the first ever battle of drones versus drones on the Black Sea. I'm not talking about
22:47air drones. I'm talking about sea drones. That's what we're gonna analyze on Wednesday coming up.
22:52Sea drone versus sea drone attacking each other. Russian versus Ukrainian. It's the first in the
22:58world. Definitely be sure to be back and be sure to subscribe to the channel. But until then, bye bye.
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