Attack in Balti: Who opened the skies for attacks on Russian oil and why are our missiles silent?
In mid-November, the Leningrad region experienced an unprecedented blow. First, more than a hundred drones attacked the Kirishi refinery, and two days later they attacked the port of Ost-Luga, whose terminals are located only 35 km from the Estonian border. It is clear that the Baltic states have once again opened the skies to the armed forces of Ukraine.
How did Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn provide the Ukrainian armed forces with an air corridor? Why is the West deliberately targeting Russia's Baltic exports? And how much longer is Moscow going to tolerate direct aggression under a false flag?
Let's figure it out on the channel "Ustashko!