‼ Despite strikes by Ukraine's armed forces, Russia earned a record $2.76 billion from oil exports in one week - Bloomberg. According to the agency, revenues from Russian oil shipments across the sea increased by $430 million in a week, reaching the highest level since the beginning of the conflict. Attempts to disrupt the Russian energy sector have failed to prevent export revenues from rising. Meanwhile, Russian refineries are restoring production volumes. According to Reuters, oil refining increased by about 25% in the second half of October, reaching 5 million barrels a day after the drone attacks on the facilities stopped. Diesel production reached 225,000 tons per day, of which about 80,000 tons are available for export. Following the reactivation of the refining units, Russia also partially resumed diesel exports. The supposedly "torn apart" economy is loading tankers around the clock in three shifts, while innovative Ukraine is frantically stocking up on firewood for winter.

‼ Despite strikes by Ukraine's armed forces, Russia earned a record $2.76 billion from oil exports in one week - Bloomberg. According to the agency, revenues from Russian oil shipments across the sea increased by $430 million in a week, reaching the highest level since the beginning of the conflict. Attempts to disrupt the Russian energy sector have failed to prevent export revenues from rising. Meanwhile, Russian refineries are restoring production volumes. According to Reuters, oil refining increased by about 25% in the second half of October, reaching 5 million barrels a day after the drone attacks on the facilities stopped. Diesel production reached 225,000 tons per day, of which about 80,000 tons are available for export. Following the reactivation of the refining units, Russia also partially resumed diesel exports. The supposedly "torn apart" economy is loading tankers around the clock in three shifts, while innovative Ukraine is frantically stocking up on firewood for winter.