1917N2? Belarus cuts fuel shipments to Moscow empire , selling instead to China, India, and Africa where profits are higher

[Litwin]

as I predicted , this is the Reagan-Trump´s peace plan , With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the Bolshevik empire´s economy collapsed, and the Bolshevik empire itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde (Moscow empire ) budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higher

many of our forum members dont understand Trump´s strategy, D. Trump is not Neville Chamberlain N2, Strategically speaking, D. Trump plays R. Reagan´s anti- imperialistic game with Moscow empire

"I suggest that President TRUMP might want to study how Ronald Reagan defeated the Bolshevik empire "He did it without firing a shot, as we know, but he had a super weapon -- oil.

-Michael Reagan

 

[Eman623]

Why would Russia need to buy energy from anyone? Is their economy seriously that fucked?

 

[Litwin]

Why would Russia need to buy energy from anyone? Is their economy seriously that fucked?

Despite imperialists ' median income being only 17% that of Americans', they are now paying over $4/gallon even for the cheapest gasoline - more than US national average. Sounds more and more like 1917N2

Putin is clinging to a vision similar to that of Nicholas II.
... Russia was plagued by income inequality, stood on the outskirts of the European business cycle, and, most importantly, had tenuous access to foreign currency and little purchasing power once a war that was meant to be swift dragged on and caused the Russian economy to collapse.

Putin has also miscalculated Russia’s economic resilience. He, too, believed that it would be impervious to fallout from an invasion of Ukraine because he thought the war would be a short one. Like Nicholas II, he miscalculated badly.

Putin presides over vast natural resources and an advanced and educated workforce. Yet Russia remains an economic monoculture reliant upon the fossil fuel sector that has brought its oligarchs great wealth while the living standards of average Russians are actually shrinking.

Russia remains heavily dependent on fossil fuel revenue and the world market. As I write, multinational corporations are dumping their holdings in the Russian energy sector, the Moscow stock market has been shuttered, and the Russian economy is cratering in the face of being cut off from access to foreign currency.

Putin’s February Revolution? - FPIF

Like the last tsar, Putin’s delusions of grandeur bely his military missteps, economic mismanagement, and imperial blind spots.

fpif.org

Thread 'Moscow's fuel crisis continues to deepen, reminiscent of the dying days of the Bolshevik empire.'

Aug 24, 2025

GREAT NEWS ! BUT More effort necessary to interrupt the supply chain, Let orcs imperialists feel all the pain

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[Litwin]

Why would Russia need to buy energy from anyone? Is their economy seriously that fucked?

In the south of Moscow empire , oil depots are empty. All fuel is sold off the wheels. There are no reserves. Fuel has been urgently removed from Siberia, which is why the Far East (Outer Manchuria) has gone into deep deficit.