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News & Current Events Apr 25, 2026 at 4:06 AM

Ukrainian strikes have wiped $25.5 billion off Russia’s war machine, Syrskyi says

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Ukrainian strikes have wiped $25.5 billion off Russia's war machine, Syrskyi says - Euromaidan Press
Euromaidan Press
Ukrainian strikes have wiped $25.5 billion off Russia's war machine, Syrskyi says - Euromaidan Press
$25.5 billion in Russian losses from Ukrainian strikes – and drone attrition has outpaced Moscow's recruitment for four straight months, Syrskyi says.

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owen__wilsons__nose 15 hr ago +491
The US asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russian infrastructure. But now that the US has abandoned Ukraine, they are no longer tethered. Maybe this was tje best thing to happen to Ukraine inadvertently
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asdhjasdhlkjashdhgf 8 hr ago +41
You hit a j******, 8 active messure accounts bashing any response, all deflecting in the same way. Now let's count some more, this time we find were they are sitting.
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Pendraconica 6 hr ago +1
Ive noticed they've been doing so much better without American help.
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eric67 8 hr ago +2
If it was better to do this then they would have originally. Obviously they decided getting the aid was better than killing Russian oil. Now they don't gabthat choice.
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Ashley_1066 7 hr ago +1
They couldnt see the future and losing us support back then might have had the us pressure eu allies to withdraw support, whereas now the eu is still heavily supporting ukraine
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Supadupasloth 14 hr ago +80
I think I stroked out
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protostar71 14 hr ago +51
You might want to rewrite that, because it felt like having an aneurysm reading it
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Arctarius 13 hr ago +17
I’m drunk and I was like “wtf?” so thank you for your comment. I literally was scared I killed off 90% of my braincells.
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ArtisokkaIrti 13 hr ago +18
We found Donald Trump's Listnook account.
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ch4ppi_revived 14 hr ago +11
Wat?
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Triraxis 13 hr ago +12
Get off the drugs bro
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Hihlander197 11 hr ago +3
Did you smash your face on the keyboard to create that screen name?
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sagewynn 11 hr ago +1
Huh?
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tonylokote 12 hr ago -8
Thank you Biden!
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jamie9910 7 hr ago +1
They’re still tethered . The US can do much much worse than simply not supporting Ukraine.
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drunkenbrawler 7 hr ago +1
What would the US do? They are pretty apathic about Ukraine. It does not seem even Trump is willing to go out on a limb for Putin.
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jamie9910 6 hr ago +1
Sanctions. Pressure Ukraine's allies to drop support. Cancel starlink access. Drop all sanctions on Russia (which are still in place). Material support for Russia (weapons, intelligence). Cyber attacks. That's a non exhaustible list too. I'm sure if I threw that into claude there could be thousands of angles the most influential country in the world could use to make Ukraine's existence miserable.
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AliceLunar 6 hr ago +1
They are already dropping sanctions, and Trump is giving up his soft power already so he can't manipulate the ''allies'' like former presidents have done for decades. America isn't even providing material support for their allies because of the stupid war they started and not filling order, it would be a complete betrayal of everyone aligned with them. None of those things wouldn't horribly hurt the US in the proces.
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jamie9910 6 hr ago +1
The US sanctions on Russia are still in place. The US lifting these sanctions means Russia now has access to Swift and is therefore back in the game of international trade. That means, Russia's economy is reinvigorated and makes it very hard for Ukraine to outlast Russia Even cancelling starlink access would be devastating for Ukraine, that would just be a flick of switch with very little cost to the US. Not that I am saying the US should target Ukraine with these actions I am saying they could if they wanted to, replying to the poster who asked "What would the US do?". The US has a lot of cards and it will be a very bad move for Ukraine to move from the ignored basket to an active enemy by thinking the US has no options.
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AliceLunar 6 hr ago +1
They are easing some of the sanctions on Russian oil as well as Russian vessells
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Budget-Turnover3231 15 hr ago +150
Don't worry, Trump will make sure Putin will recover that money.
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Aggravating-liar69 15 hr ago +77
And maga will pay for it
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Budget-Turnover3231 13 hr ago +60
The fact that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, two billionaires are leading the peace talks with Iran instead of Rubio or Vance should tell you how stupid Maga was to elect Trump. He filled his entire cabinet with his billionaire friends and are looting the country and the worse thing is even if he gets caught, nothing would happen as the most stupid decision ever by Supreme Court gave him Immunity.
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Edward_TH 11 hr ago +17
Those billionaires aren't Trump's friends. They're just using him to get what they want because he's a dumb crybaby that's stupidly easy to manipulate. They're not even pretending that's not the case since he's so easy to manipulate anyway, especially now that's old and clearly having a deteriorating mental health. It's basically elder abuse on the racist old neighbor that has the mining rights on the goldmine spanning the whole town, at this point...
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Aggravating-liar69 11 hr ago +3
Hes c**** , if can get a mil he suck them all.clean
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Snitsie 11 hr ago +2
I think at some point you should be able to annul supreme court decisions, considering it's been clearly corrupt to the core for decades now.
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mynamesyow19 7 hr ago +1
and those Trump "Billionaire friends" have all been heavily connected to/thru Epstein and every shady "deep state" business deal across Russia, US, the UAE, Iran, and other countries for at least the past 5 decades. The money is easy to follow, and they are all in the Epstein emails that were released
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Pendraconica 6 hr ago +1
Also a reminder that Witkoff was an Epstein associate. This war is literally in the hands of pedos.
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Bayarea0 14 hr ago +10
No we all will sadly. Our education system failed us.
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Harry_The-Bastard 9 hr ago +2
MAGAbux
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Exact_Patience_9767 16 hr ago +104
Boom and just like that, Putin has to crawl back to Kim Jong Un, asking for more favors.
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krozarEQ 15 hr ago +40
Begging a country for help that still farms with hand tools and was entirely dependent on the USSR (now China).
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tvtowers 16 hr ago +63
Given the amount of profits gone up in smoke lately, I wouldn't doubt it. The damage to refineries/storage/docking facilities alone will cost hundreds of millions to repair, at least. And, depending on the arrangement they have with clients, they could be incurring late delivery penalties for failure to honor their contracts. Russia selling off 22 tons of gold just this past week is a sign of how desperate they've become. They hadn't sold off any of their reserves in over 25 years - they've still continued exports, of course - they wouldn't have done it unless they needed to replace losses elsewhere.
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Lugares_Para_Eventos 16 hr ago +51
This war has been detrimental to the Russian economy. They will take decades to recover the economic damage
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Delver_Razade 13 hr ago +22
I think more than decades. They may not be able to recover period.
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rust987 13 hr ago +5
May I ask on what base did you come to such a conclusion?
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Desertcow 13 hr ago +38
Russia's been in a bad demographic decline for a while. They've thrown millions of their youth away counting both those who've died and those who've fled the country in an era where they can't afford to lose them. They've nearly exhausted their national wealth fund that was meant to invest oil profits into the country in this conflict while the world is rapidly moving away from the oil and natural gas that props up the Russian economy. The conflict has strangled Russian businesses not involved in the war as high inflation, taxes, interest rates, labor shortages, and sanctions make operating in the country difficult, while the bulk of Russian economic growth has been in war related industries that do nothing to help the economy long term. I don't reckon the EU will be rushing to help Russia recover like the Western powers were in the 90s either, especially if Putin and his allies stay in power after the war
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38B0DE 10 hr ago +7
Because everything they are planning to do to recover is unrealistic moonshot. Putin is planning on every Russian woman having 5 kids. He's planning on importing 5 to 10 million workers from abroad. He's planning on expanding oil and gas sales. He's planning on turning the Russian far east into an economic powerhouse like China. That war has already cost them around $600 billion. The rebuilding of the parts of Ukraine Russia currently occupies alone would cost them $150 to $250 Billion. That's their entire liquid national fund. They're never getting their frozen assets back which is another $600 billion. Russia is a violent crime ridden, corruption infested, economically misaligned, backwards country that has no other future but to threaten everyone with their nukes to keep existing.
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Delver_Razade 13 hr ago +14
Just understanding economics of scale? You need money to rebuild. Money that Russia is pissing away. Money they're not suddenly going to get back when the war is over. The damaged infrastructure is losing them money. The more damage done, the more they'll have to rebuild but also less money they're making post-war or even currently. At some point you hit a tipping point. Combine that with increasing pushes for green energy thus lowering demand, the aging population of Russia and the already serious issues they're having with supplying workers to vital industries, this isn't a decades thing. This is a death knell. When it happens is impossible to say but the modern Russian state that you and I are familiar with will not recover from this.
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rust987 10 hr ago +1
I totally agree with decades to recover, though I think that confidently saying complete collapse is a bit far fetched. At the end of the of the day, the population is deeply rooted into Russian culture. No matter how rough times are, I don’t see how it would be ‘death’. Retreating into irrelevance… Hopefully yes.
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Delver_Razade 10 hr ago +5
But I didn't say complete collapse was assured. I didn't even use those words. That's not an argument I made or am making. You'd be well severed arguing against what I said rather than what you think I'm implying. Also no, the population isn't deeply rooted in the Russian culture. Dagastan, Chechnya, Siberia, and Bashkiria are elements within the Russian Federation with deeply motivated and current separatist movements.
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rust987 10 hr ago +3
Fair enough if you didn’t mean it as strongly as I took it. We will have to see, despite natural resources in Siberia, I would be surprised to see that. The other groups may be a possibility in the (what I think would be) unlikely event of governmental collapse.
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Delver_Razade 10 hr ago +1
You need tech to extract natural resources.
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BlackDeath66sick 7 hr ago +1
And where do you pull these claims from? Out of your ass? You live on Siberia or know what the population is there, to know whether or not they are rooted in Russian culture or not? Also very funny business choosing Dagestan and Chechnya as an example, when they are and were only russians on paper.
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andrerav 12 hr ago
Math
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PolloConTeriyaki 14 hr ago +23
Lets go higher! Also whatever operation they did to wipe out Russian bots is amazing. I've noticed less pro-russian bots around.
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Indifferent_Response 13 hr ago +7
Will Russian and the U.S. ambitions of war ever be put to rest? Will the world ever be free of this disease.
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Aggravating-liar69 15 hr ago +3
Im.sure with the new eu loan they can do 65bi in a year and half now
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Matteracecall 8 hr ago +2
Russia annual revenue from oil and gas sales during war is believed to be c.120b, now it will be way more due to iran.  25b is significant but not that much in the grand scheme of things
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TheS4ndm4n 7 hr ago +2
They also need money to pay for other things.
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DutchProv 6 hr ago +1
120 billion isnt enough to finance this war by far, so reducing that by 25 billion is actually huge.
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SPQR-Tightanus 8 hr ago +1
"In the grand scheme of things" Ukraine still has 6 months of time.
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STRANGEPirate16 13 hr ago -21
I looked multiple news articles saying that Ukraine has dealt this number of damages or that number damage by Ukraine spokesman persons. But I have yet to see any proper evidence shown by this spokesman person to support whatever they are claiming or this is just like how Trump announces ceases fires and providing world with peace.
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Runesen 12 hr ago +11
You can literally find videos of the refineries and oil storage on fire
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TheOtherPete 6 hr ago +1
If you don't believe videos posted on the internet of various facilities on fire then not clear what evidence you would believe If you are expecting to see coverage of these successful attacks from Russian news sources then you will be waiting a long time
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PracticalAd313 13 hr ago -23
The mistake here is they think money issues will stop Russian. It won’t
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Poopster46 12 hr ago +11
Hard disagree. Russia is in a very bad spot financially right now, so this is exactly what Ukraine should do.
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PracticalAd313 11 hr ago -30
You missed my point. Russia has financial issues for more than a decade now. Financial issues is not what can stop Russia, no amount of financial issues can unlike lost of meaning and determination but it won’t happen cause in spite of little social disintegration due to attitude to this war right wing in Russia is pretty much determined and consolidated and they won’t lost it cause even western journalists can’t manage to take a single photo of Ukrainian forces without Nazi symbolic and Russian forces has all the base to believe they fight Nazis and everyone in Russia hate Nazis
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Poopster46 10 hr ago +15
> even western journalists can’t manage to take a single photo of Ukrainian forces without Nazi symbolic and Russian forces has all the base to believe they fight Nazis Oh boy, someone gobbled up some Russian propaganda. You sound like you're beyond saving.
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Mistral-Fien 8 hr ago +11
More likely a paid troll.
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Poopster46 7 hr ago +1
Not a very good one in that case, lol.
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Organic_Tough_1090 6 hr ago +1
please tell me why the ussr collapsed again...
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SPQR-Tightanus 8 hr ago +3
Money issues will stop Russia having normal life.
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