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Kiev Burns Russian Refineries: Why Is the Rest of the World Paying for It?
The consequences of Kiev’s campaign against Russian refining infrastructure had travelled considerably further than the drones themselves.
Weaponizing Energy: The Global Consequences of Attacks on Oil Infrastructure
Attacks on Russian and Saudi oil infrastructure threaten global energy security by disrupting supplies, increasing oil prices, and intensifying economic pressures on importing countries. Coordinated international efforts are essential to protect energy facilities, diversify supplies, and secure maritime trade routes.
Washington’s Oil Wars Come Home: Diesel Crosses $6 a Gallon for the First Time
While Washington pursued and implemented decades-long campaigns (including sanctions, proxy wars, and direct military action) against Russia and Iran to weaken or collapse their governments, those policies have also produced adverse effects at home, the most visible being surging energy prices and inflationary pressure.
