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Ryan McBeth: Putin's Military Problems Are Bigger Than You Think

Ukraine’s strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure aren’t just tactical victories — they’re exposing the cracks in Putin’s entire war machine. What looks like a series of isolated attacks is, in reality, a systematic assault on Russia’s ability to fund and sustain its military campaign. Behind the headlines, Russia’s energy sector is buckling. Outdated refineries, failing supply chains, and a shortage of spare parts are crippling production — while China, its supposed ally, quietly takes advantage, buying cheap oil on its own terms. The Kremlin may talk of resilience, but the numbers tell a different story: this is an economy running on fumes. And as the oil dries up, so does Moscow’s capacity to project power. The disinformation campaigns that once shaped global opinion now mask a far deeper fragility — one where propaganda is doing the heavy lifting that the military no longer can. So in this part 1 of 2, I am rejoined by ‪@RyanMcBethProgramming‬ on how Ukraine’s attacks are dismantling Russia’s war economy, why China’s support is far more transactional than loyal, and what this unraveling means for Putin’s long-term strategy — and for the balance of power in the years ahead. 👉 Let me do the overthinking for you. Support me on Patreon:   / theglobalgambit   ✍️ Get my newsletter: https://pyotrskurzin.substack.com/. Because the world’s a mess, and someone needs to mock it intelligently. ☕ KEEP ME CAFFINATED ☕ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thegloba... ✨ LETS CONNECT ✨   / pkurzin     / pyotrsfootprints   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... https://bsky.app/profile/pyotrkurzin.... 🚨 YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP 🚨    / @theglobalgambit   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Current Global Landscape 05:51 The State of Russia's Oil Industry and Economy 11:34 China's Role and Relationship with Russia 17:23 Putin's Military Strategy and Provocations #ukraine #russia #nato #geopolitics #military #economy