Putin Hid It 1,600 KM Away... But Ukraine Just Destroyed the Irreplaceable Behind the Urals! скачать в хорошем качестве

Putin Hid It 1,600 KM Away... But Ukraine Just Destroyed the Irreplaceable Behind the Urals!

Geography was supposed to be Vladimir Putin’s ultimate shield. For centuries, the vast Russian interior protected the Kremlin’s most vital assets. But that illusion just shattered. In a series of unthinkable deep strikes reaching 1,000 miles (1,600km) behind the front lines, Ukraine has just reached out and touched the "untouchable." Today, we deconstruct the systematic dismantling of Russia’s deep rear. The Crown Jewel: We analyze the strike on Metafrax Chemicals and the ballistic missile plants—facilities that represent Russia’s "Crown Jewels" and are technologically impossible to rebuild under current sanctions. The Ghost Balloons: How Ukraine is using "low-tech" military balloons to blind high-tech Russian radar networks, creating an "invisibility tunnel" for long-range drones. The Livelihood Crisis: The strategic siege of the Black Sea "Shadow Fleet" and why the billionaire insurance crisis is more lethal than any missile. When you lose what you can never replace, you don't just lose a battle; you lose the war. As the Geneva peace talks collapse into a diplomatic fiasco, the Kremlin is left with only raw, desperate violence. The "Strategic Spine" of the Russian war machine has been snapped. Kaynaklar (The Sources) The video visualizes various media outlets and explicitly cites numerous sources. Key references include: Field Reports: United24 Media and Kyiv Independent on the 1,600km Perm/Gubakha strikes. Industrial Data: Business Insider and USM Media on the $4 billion hit to Russian defenses and the $14 billion Shadow Fleet crisis. OSINT Intelligence: Satellite imagery from Maxar and Kiber Boroshno (BDA analysis). Technical Research: English NV and Militarnyi on the "Military Balloon" doctrine and radar bypassing. "This video is for educational and journalistic purposes, analyzing military strategy and geopolitical developments."