9 October 2026

During regular strikes on enemy territory, direct damage alone was inflicted in the amount of over $25 billion. The General Staff once cited data that the direct damage to the enemy from deep strikes from August 2025 to August 2026 amounted to $13.5 billion. This is without losses in the frontline zone and directly from combat operations on the front line. This amount was pecked by good birds on their distant business trips. This is what we can confidently call the price tag that Ukraine has set for the chicken coop.

The enemy clearly did not intend to pay for the war by stopping its refineries, ports, military-industrial complex enterprises, oil storage facilities, Azot plants, etc. This price was set by the Laptyas without their will and even an idea of ​​what could happen in principle during this war. All this, taken together, is precisely what drives an increasingly large part of the population of the chicken coop and various rich Pinocchios to the brink of madness, who are already ready to support any new Prigozhin who dares to throw a scarf, a cellophane ball or a hemp rope on a wickerwork. If something like this happens, the conspirator will have such crazy support that he will be carried to the Kremlin in his arms. And in the meantime – fresh data on how good birds nest in distant swamps.

First, about what happened yesterday. After the strikes on two Gazprom refineries, the enemy is discreetly saying that damage assessments are underway on site and work has begun to eliminate the consequences of the attack. Whatever this means, it is clear that the enemy was “worried.” As for the strike on the LVDS near Samara, the fire there was serious and the smoke plume stretched for 290 kilometers. This is reported not only by local residents, but also confirmed by satellite images.

Source: Crimean Wind

As for the Yandex data center attacked yesterday, the company itself said that it still has no idea when it will be able to fully restore services. Most likely, the priority will be to restore everything that provides surveillance of the Laptyas by the FSB, but so far there are problems with this. Well, satellites show that a third of the complex has completely burned out, and the other two-thirds are in an unknown condition.

As mentioned earlier, the damage to the data center itself is caused not only by the explosion itself and the subsequent fire, but also by extinguishing the fire. So even what survived the fire will not necessarily be able to be put into operation, because water does its job no worse than fire. Let’s just add that the local authorities then stated that the fragments of a drone fell on the roof of an industrial building and something caught fire there, but the firefighters are bravely extinguishing the fire. In fact, a third of the complex does not have a roof at all, because it burned down and fell inside the building, and the firefighters flooded all of it with water so that instead of putting servers there, they could start aquarium fish, so that there would be at least some benefit from this mess. By the way, these observations are not speculation, but the experience of recent enemy attacks on our data centers. The Laptevs probably couldn’t even imagine that the same thing would happen to them, only on a much larger scale, because their centers themselves are many times larger than ours.

Meanwhile, the festival of lights continued tonight and arrived with the same set of goals as yesterday . At least, that’s what their press writes about it:

“On the night of October 9, Ukrainian drones attacked the Yandex data center in Kaluga. “Several modules of the data center were completely disabled. Because of this, some services may operate intermittently. The full scale of the damage is currently being assessed,” the company’s press service reported … The Yandex data center in Kaluga is located in the Grabtsevo industrial park. It is the most powerful in the company, occupies 130 thousand square meters and serves internal services.”

The enemy clearly did not expect to be billed so quickly for the attacks on our data centers, and here it is. And as was said yesterday, most likely it will be a multi-part epic with the collapse of their gigantic assets. Probably, someone has already received an award for the idea of ​​attacking our data centers, but who knew that there would be such an “appendix” to it. So the services there are falling on deaf ears, and the local public is already saying that this is not all and it will continue to be even worse in terms of the decline of Internet banking.

But the topic of oil also found its continuation during today’s flights of good birds. This time they flew so far north that no one was waiting for them there. In general, the birds worked in surprise mode, and it looks like this:

“On the morning of October 9, the Ukrainian armed forces attacked the city of Ukhta in the Komi Republic… The Lukoil-Ukhtaneftepererabotka plant (Ukhta Refinery) was hit. The drones reached their target, smoke is rising above the facility.”

It should be noted that the birds first flew to this plant in August 2025, when a colorful show was put on, as the fuel tank was hit, but the production equipment was not damaged. The second strike occurred on February 12, 2026, and then the AVT-1 primary oil refining unit was hit. Where it flew this time is still unknown, but local residents write that the column of smoke is rising quite seriously.

How comical this is for the Komi Republic, we will find out later, but for now we will only note that the good tradition of “Not a Day Without a Refinery” is being revived again. In this case, it is important that such a distant plant has fallen under another program: “Nobody is Forgotten and Nothing is Forgotten.” The distance did not become an obstacle for the good birds, however, the Omsk Refinery knows about it firsthand. And that’s not all.

That same night, another flock of birds visited another very interesting enterprise, directly related to the Laptevs’ ability to strike Ukraine with cruise missiles. A chicken coop flew over a chemical plant in the town of Redkino, Tver region. The Gauleiter has already confirmed the attack and stated that there were no casualties and the fire was extinguished. But as we know, this is one of the variants of the method that the Gauleiter must give to the public, without deviating from the approved text by a single word. And this factory is not simple. Here is what we managed to find about it in the open access.

Main military products

• Components of Decilin-M rocket fuel
• Used for Kh-55 and Kh-101 cruise missiles, which are used to strike Ukraine.
• This is the plant’s key product, confirmed by several independent sources.
• Diesel fuel additives
• Used in military equipment and ensure stable engine operation in conditions of low temperatures and high loads.
• Aviation kerosene additives
• Used in aviation, including aircraft carrying Kh-55/Kh-101 missiles.
• Specialized chemical products for the rocket and aviation industry
• The plant produces over 40 types of dual-use chemical components, including materials for aviation and rocket fuel, technological mixtures, and reagents for defense enterprises.

EPILOGUE

In short, for the first time in decades, Ukraine has presented the Laptya with a true price, and they are forced to pay it. And, importantly, this is not the final price, but only the current one, and the fact that the enemy has already been forced to pay has both immediate and long-term consequences. And if the immediate ones can be calculated as direct and collateral damage, then the long-term ones will act for decades, and it is still unknown what the Laptya will get out of it tomorrow, in a year or ten years. But the important thing here is that someone did dare to present a bill from which the Laptya will have nowhere to escape.

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