10/30/2026

Ukraine Finally Ignores Trump—and Smashes Russian Oil Again!

Greg Terry Experience

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Oct 302026

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Ukraine has resumed strikes on Russian oil infrastructure near Samara—and Moscow’s reaction tells us just as much as the refinery footage. As Russian missile and drone attacks hit Ukrainian cities and power supplies, Kremlin officials are portraying Kyiv’s response as defiance of Donald Trump. I believe their real audience is not Ukraine. It is Washington.

We examine footage from the Novokuybyshevsk refinery area and the power outages shown around Kyiv, then listen closely to Yuri Ushakov, Dmitry Peskov, and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. Ushakov raises U.S.-mediated negotiations. Peskov insists talks do not require Russia to stop fighting, while treating Ukrainian strikes as a Washington–Kyiv problem. Novak downplays refinery damage but warns of potential pressure on international diesel supplies and prices. Put those statements together, and a troubling pattern emerges.

We also look at reported Pentagon pressure on Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to soften their rhetoric toward Moscow, Estonia’s refusal to back down, and questions surrounding a reported Russian military transport aircraft arrival in Tehran. With the November 3 U.S. midterms approaching, my argument is straightforward: Ukraine cannot be expected to absorb Russian attacks while being pressured to surrender its right to strike back.

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