Transneft PJSC
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Oct 15, 2026
The real reason Ukraine blew up Wildberries sites, plus F-16 gets first air-to-air kill | Frontline
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8:39Jerome StarkeyHOST
Over the course of the last week, we've seen oil depots and infrastructure hit in Novopaskovoye, that's some 700 kilometers inside Russia.
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8:48Jerome StarkeyHOST
The Aramvir Depot in Krasnodar Krai, about 600 kilometers inside, or rather from Ukrainian-held territory, and the Transneft site in Bashkortostan.
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9:00Jerome StarkeyHOST
That is 1,300 kilometers inside Russia.
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9:04Jerome StarkeyHOST
So Ukraine continuing to demonstrate that extraordinary capability.
Trump Lifted Sanctions; Zelensky Imposed UKRAINIAN Sanctions
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4:07GerdesHOST
Situation in Samara after the oil pumping station near Prosvet was hit for a third consecutive time, likely setting another batch of RVS to fire.
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4:18GerdesHOST
20 000 oil storage tanks on fire firms also recorded large ongoing fires and you can see that here that yeah those are some big fires samara is a critical hub uh the massive transnet facility contains 71 storage tanks with a reported combined capacity exceeding 10 million barrels of crude oil.
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4:40GerdesHOST
Samara is a critical hub for receiving, storing, blending, and transporting crude oil from Russia's major producing regions, including oil destined for refineries and export markets.
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4:53GerdesHOST
bomb more russian refinery says adam kinzinger i i think what's going to happen is that the wells are going to be attacked eventually that way you can't have this you can't it's going to infuriate russia absolutely and hitting an oil well and shutting that down um means like the time to get things up and running again uh yeah i just just something to watch for later in time i i This is my speculation.
THE IRAN WAR IS BREAKING AMERICA'S GRIP ON OIL AND THE DOLLAR – w/ Prof. Michael Hudson
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6:10Brandon WeichertHOST
I think they damaged it.
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6:11Brandon WeichertHOST
It's part of the Transneft network.
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6:14Brandon WeichertHOST
And then there was also these attacks against grain shippers in the Sea of Azov with the drones.
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6:20Brandon WeichertHOST
So how is that impacting the world?
ISRAEL GOES ON HIGHEST ALERT, TURKEY TO SEND TROOPS AND JETS TO SAUDI
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46:39Mario NawfalHOST
In Moscow
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46:40Brandon WeichertHOST
... that's part of the Transneft network.
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46:42Brandon WeichertHOST
Um, so remember a couple months ago, there was a picture of Zelenskyy standing over a map, and it was a map of all of Russia's pipelines and whatnot, and he was pointing at it.
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46:52Brandon WeichertHOST
So they were indicating a couple months ago that this is going to be a comprehensive strike package on Russia's energy infrastructure.
Hormuz exports are back near pre-war levels. The military escalations haven't stopped.
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13:10Felipe Elink SchuurmanHOST
That's, uh, an additional 280,000 barrels a day, so roughly 5% of the Russian capacity.
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13:16Felipe Elink SchuurmanHOST
And, uh, the same night, the drones hit Transneft hub Near Samara, which holds around ten million barrels of crude and is where Urals gets export in general.
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13:26Felipe Elink SchuurmanHOST
So definitely this is continuing.
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13:28Felipe Elink SchuurmanHOST
Zelenskyy keeps saying that he will keep targeting, first of all, oil refineries.
PDB Afternoon Bulletin | October 6th, 2026: Pakistan and Turkey Join The Fight Against The Houthis & Ukraine Hits Moscow
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8:28Mike BakerHOST
To understand what Ukraine may have hit, it helps to know what that depot serves.
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8:32Mike BakerHOST
Volodarskaya is a major hub in the distribution network of Russia's state pipeline monopoly, Transneft.
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8:39Mike BakerHOST
It stores diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel, connects to Moscow's main oil refinery, and supplies all three of the capital's major airports.
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8:47Mike BakerHOST
Russian bloggers also claim that drones were headed for Moscow's main oil refinery in the southeast of the capital.
TASS: ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTACKS ON MOSCOW IN YEARS
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0:17Darren GerdesHOST
I went with this another headline.
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0:19Darren GerdesHOST
large multi-directional moscow attack i'm trying to be accurate uh so let's look at what was going on overnight strikes here we see there are up to 350 drones in the air overnight and this is about just after midnight from drone bomber groups of 10 to 30 uavs in some areas separate little birds are already directly inside moscow oh blast so it was on moscow ukrainian defenders carried out long-range drone strikes on moscow the successful hit to a branch of the Transneft Upper Volga oil pipeline near Konstantinovko that connects the major Moscow airports.
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0:59Darren GerdesHOST
So that's what you're seeing burning off in the distance here by XLNOVA+.
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1:04Darren GerdesHOST
Moscow was rocked by a massive overnight drone strike with major oil depots supplying three airports reportedly among the targets.
Russia Wouldn’t Be THIS Angry If the Graham Bill Was Toothless
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7:31GerdesHOST
The law covers entities in which the Russian government holds a controlling or major-- a majority stake, as well as those that are otherwise affiliated with the government of the Russian Federation, such as companies that are subject to full blocking sanctions.
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7:44GerdesHOST
Po- uh, potentially, this provision could apply to Gazprom or Transneft or Russian Railways or R-Rosatom, Rostelecom, and other ma- major state-owned entities.
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7:55GerdesHOST
Now, this is a little bit commentary-ish, but, uh, that's why it's in green.
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7:59GerdesHOST
However, the practical scope of the sanctions will depend on how broadly the Treasury Department interprets the term affiliated.
Azerbaijan's Energy Geopolitics — John M. Roberts
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2:54Martin ZubkoHOST
So the first one is the Baku-Novorossiysk pipeline, which is 1330 kilometers in length, of which 231 kilometers are located in Azerbaijan and the remainder in Russia.
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3:09Martin ZubkoHOST
The pipeline originally passed through Chechnya, but Transneft subsequently constructed the bypass through Dagestan.
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3:17Martin ZubkoHOST
It has a capacity of 100,000 barrels per day.
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3:21John RobertsGUEST
That is a pipeline that is essentially to be discounted these days.
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4:32John RobertsGUEST
I think you can safely discount that line in contemporary terms.
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4:37Martin ZubkoHOST
And that lack of reliability was caused by more political will or technical problems? political will.
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4:45John RobertsGUEST
I mean, there was the problem of anything going through Chechnya, and the fact that Transneft had to build an extensive bypass, which cost quite a lot of money.
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4:56John RobertsGUEST
But it was a line that never fulfilled its potential, not least because as soon as Azerbaijan possibly could, it switched to maximum exports to the West that would avoid Russia.