All HELL BREAKS LOOSE as Zelensky UNLEASHES on PUTIN!!!!

There they go. All hell is breaking. loose right now in Russia as Ukrainian. drone swarms are striking everywhere. Striking oil refineries, striking. Russian ships, striking Russian. infrastructure deep inside Russia. These. new Ukrainian FP1 drones can hit 3,200. km from the front lines. And over the. past 96 hours Ukrainian attack drones.

have struck nearly 40 Russian oil fuel. tankers off Crimea and in some of the. surrounding areas as well. The Russian. navy has been incapable of stopping. attacks at sea with nearly 40 vessels. hit in the last 96 hours. And Ukraine is. documenting each strike and releasing. the video of the strikes. Look at each.

of these strikes being documented by. Ukraine. Also, on board footage from. Ukrainian mid-range attack drones are. tearing into Russia's rear area supply. lines. Over the past weeks, accelerating. even over the past few days as Zelenskyy. was at that NATO summit securing the. Patriot interceptor licenses he so badly. needed in order to stop the Russian.

ballistic missile attacks which need. those. interceptors in order to stop the. devastation that Putin was causing on. Kyiv. Take a look right here in Donetsk. Oblast right there. A Ukrainian Air. Force F-16. Fighting Falcon drops this glide bomb on. a Russian drone team. Did you see that?

Did you see that? Short-range ballistic. missiles being launched from Ukraine. multiple on a daily daily, I should say. hourly basis. Take a look right here. about what was just published by. Ukraine's 19th missile Brigade Santa. Barbara. Are you seeing that? Take a. look right here. Ukrainian attack drones. hit a Russian ammunition dump in Luhansk.

Oblast tonight setting it on fire. Take. a look right here and you'll see, you'll. hear, you'll see as this ammunition dump. slowly cooks off. Take a watch. >> [clears throat].

>> Now, have you seen this one? Ukrainian. attack drones successfully struck. Russia's Nazamovsk refinery in the. morning setting it ablaze. This is the. second Russian oil refinery hit by. Ukrainian drones in 24 hours. Take a. look at this footage right here as.

Russia's Nizhnekamsk oil refinery burned. in the morning after the Ukrainian. birds, the FP1s and other drones hit it. hard with devastating impact. Play this. clip.

>> More footage from the refinery at. Nizhnekamsk has been struck by drones. and you'll see it burning right there. Play this clip. As I said in the past day, there were. two major refineries that were hit. You. go back a day before that and there was.

the biggest refinery in Russia, the Omsk. oil refinery as well. I'll get to that. in just a moment right here. But take a. look right here as the Ukrainian attack. drones hit Russia's Saratov. oil refinery during the night, setting. it ablaze. You see the photo right. there. Right there. Take a look at this. video.

More additional footage of the attack. You can hear those Ukrainian birds. whizzing by and the ingenuity, the. innovation right now by Ukraine building. out these long-range drone capabilities. is unbelievable. Hear the whiz. Here, play this clip.

Also, you have Ukrainian forces striking. a Russian natural gas distribution. facility in Belgorod. This was 3 days. ago. At least one of the HIMARS launched. to a hole in the pipeline. setting it a blaze. Gas supply. interruptions were reported in multiple. parts of the city. I want you to watch.

what went down here. Now folks, I'm going to make an. editorial decision. I'm not going to. show some of the FPV drone footage. Those are the the smaller drones which. have been killing 25,000. to 30,000 Russian soldiers every single.

month. Now, the footage that I have does. not show what happens when the impact of. those drones takes place. Doesn't. actually show the killing of the Russian. soldiers, but I don't want to show that. I'm not going to show that on this. network. But Ukraine did release. showing. and Zelensky has said we've been able to. count and document all of the 25 to. 30,000.

Russian soldiers each month that we are. able to kill. >> Let me interrupt for a moment with a new. story that you need to hear. So just. recently the Trump administration. bragged about the PJM power grid. It's. the largest in the country moving away. from renewables. Energy Secretary Chris. Wright posted a chart showing coal, gas, and other non-renewable sources making. up over 91% of generation and renewables. under 6%. He was bragging about this. His advice in a time of strain during. the summer heat was to keep your air. conditioners blasting. His words. One.

day later PJM had to declare emergency. actions following an alert by the. federal government, the Trump. administration telling utilities to cut. electricity use as outages, overloaded. transmission lines, and extreme heat. push the system towards blackouts. Now, Trump loves to say in his speeches, like. all the time, that only unsuccessful. countries use wind, that only disasters. run on renewables. He said that China. doesn't use wind power, but that's not. true even in the slightest bit. China is.

the number one wind producer on Earth. It's not even close, and they keep on. expanding it. Meanwhile, the Trump. administration is bragging about cutting. renewables while the grid nearly. buckles. Listen, this isn't politics. It's facts and common sense. Renewables. aren't just good for the environment, they're good for lower costs and a. stronger, more reliable grid, and they. make the country stronger and more. competitive as a whole. So, now I want. to hear from you. What do you think. about how the administration is handling. climate and renewable energy? Do you. want to see more investment? Let us know.

all your thoughts right now in the. comments. I want to hear from you. Okay, Ben, back to you. >> Uh more uh footage right here from. Belgorod International Airport, which is. now a large Russian helicopter base, which came under massive fire by. Ukraine. Play this clip. And then, as I noted, the Ukrainian.

drone struck Russia's Omsk oil refinery. at the beginning of this week, folks. It was 2,500. km away, and those FP-1. drones, they had to really go around. 3,000 km for the route that it took. Watch what went down there. See for. yourself. Let's play it.

>> Don't you see over here these Ukrainian. farmers posing with the Russian Shaheed. drones that crashed into his field?

Seems a little dangerous to me. Um just. to show you what some of these Ukrainian. strike drones look like. Different. models, different makes. This is the. Lyut. strike drones, the FP-1 strikes. A lot. of different strike drones. A lot of. different They have the long-range. drones, the FP-1s, the Lyut. strike drones, which is right over here. Uh this is right over here over Russia's. Bashkortostan.

Ryazan. area, 1,250. km from the front lines. Let's play it. >> [music]. >> Now, as a result. all of this, Russia has had to ban. exports of diesel in order to avoid. domestic shortages after this massive. wave of attacks by Ukrainian drones on.

the nation's refineries. Also, Vladimir. Putin in North Korea. meeting with Kim Jong-un. As you know, North Korea providing lots of soldiers. to Russia on the front, and Russia and. North Korea have increased their. >> [snorts]. >> collaboration, their alliance. as North Korea's provided Russia with. lots and lots of forces as the losses.

continue to mount. by Russia. Take a look right here at. what Zelensky posted. Folks, show the. B-roll as I read this. Our warriors are. carrying out the long-range sanctions. plan in response to Russia dragging out. the war and continuing its attacks. Recent days saw important successful. strikes on facilities supporting. Russia's oil sector and sustaining its. war policy. SSU warriors struck two oil. oil depots, one in Stavropol and the.

other in Ver. Both are about 500 km from. the front line. Units of Ukraine's. defense forces also struck a reserve. fuel storage facility located about 800. km from the front and oil pumping. station. Wow, in Russia's Ufa, nearly. 1,500 km from our border also came under. sanctions. That's what Zelensky refers. to as his long-range drones. He calls. them long-range sanctions. An oil.

loading terminal in Rostov region, about. 200 km from the front was sanctioned as. well. I thank all of our warriors who. make results like this possible every. single day. We offered Russia a way to. end this war long ago and every day it. chooses to prolong it should bring the. reality of war back to where it began, to Russia. Also, Zelensky wrote that Ukraine is. giving a fully justified response to.

Russia striking our country and. prolonging the war. Today our long-range. sanctions reach the Saratov region, the. Tatarstan and the Bashkortostan, roughly 800, 1,400 and 1,500 km from the. front. They also reach the Voronezh. region, about 300 km from our border. I. thank the warriors of the unmanned. system forces and the special operation. forces of the armed forces of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, and our.

intelligence agencies for their. accuracy. The Saratov oil refinery was. hit. Warriors of the Special Operation. Forces struck an oil refinery in. Tatarstan. Russians must feel that their. state is waging this war. I think. everyone who helps defend Ukraine. Here, play this clip.

Now, Belgium's Prime Minister, Bart De. Wever, takes a jab at Donald Trump in. FIFA, and also showing support with. Ukraine. The Belgium Prime Minister. says, "We are going to provide two. packages of 70 billion euros in military. support to Ukraine. So, it's a very.

strong red card for Putin. And as you. know, you can't simply take a red card. back." Mocking Donald Trump for. manipulating FIFA to take away the red. card over there for Flo Balogun. Zelenskyy talked about the successful. trip that he had uh to NATO. And we've. been hearing a lot from world leaders. who were in NATO. President of Finland, President Stubb. Here's what he has to.

say. Let's play it. >> Well, I think our assessment in Finland. as Russia's neighbor is to understand. that, uh you know, economic disparity. won't end this war. Um. the situation on the battlefield, in. other words, the losses of Russian. soldiers, 35,000 a month, is not going. to end this war. But, the strategic. thinking of the Russian regime will. change if the Russian population begins. to be against the war. And that's what's. happening right now. And the reasons are. many. It's actually coming too close to. home, hitting St. Petersburg and Moscow,

the Crimean Peninsula. So, it's hitting, you know, kids ca- basically, not. hitting, but affecting. children's summers. It's you know, they're closing internet. They have long lines at the gas pumps. So, these kinds of things will probably. make Russia reconsider and hopefully get. them to the negotiating table. >> We've heard from Hungary's new Prime. Minister, Prime Minister Magyar. Here's. what he has to say. >> Let me. make it very clear concerning the war.

on behalf of the Hungarian government. that Ukraine is the victim. and Russia is the brutal aggressor. and Ukraine has the right. to defend its territory territorial. integrity. We maintain our humanitarian assistance. to Ukraine. >> We heard from Prime Minister Kristersson. of Sweden about Ukraine procuring the. Gripens, those great fighter jets out of.

Sweden. Shout out Sweden and the great. work of Gripen maker Saab and the Saab. Bombardier. relationship as well for those global. eyes. Are you kidding me? Here, play. this clip. >> Ukraine is actually procuring. the new generation of Gripen fighter, the. the E. generation of it. We have signed a deal with 16 fighter. jets.

At the same time, we donate the same. numbers of pre-owned fighter jets. So, we'll deliver all together 32 even. though on different timeline. >> And then here we have Denmark's Prime. Minister Mette Frederiksen. Here's what she had to say. Let's play. it. >> Therefore, we need a strong NATO. We need an even stronger NATO. We are. still the strongest alliance, and let's. keep it that way. So, my main message today will be, of.

course, the importance of rearming Europe. We need to step up. Secondly, we need a stronger industrial. base in Europe and transatlantic and US. And thirdly, we need to help Ukraine. even more, put more pressure on Russia, and ensure that. the only right winner of this war, of. course, will be Ukraine. >> There you have it, folks. Let me know. what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get. to 7 million subscribers. Thank you for.

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