The Daily Populous Saturday October 4th, 2025 evening edition
Authored by pravda.com.ua and submitted by wisakoeiri

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Russia is importing petrol, calling it the rightful result of the work of the Security Service, the Armed Forces, intelligence and Ukrainian weapons manufacturers.

Quote: "Today, there were also reports on our entirely justified strikes against Russian targets – against their logistics and fuel infrastructure. I am grateful to our warriors for their precision. Russia chooses war, Russia destroys our people's lives, and must be held accountable – our long-range capabilities will increase.

Russia now imports petrol, and notably from across the map: from Asia – China and others – and from Europe, Belarus in particular. This is one of the consequences of Putin's war: the gas-station-country isn't selling fuel – it's buying it. These are the right results produced by the Security Service of Ukraine, our Armed Forces of Ukraine, our intelligence agencies, and our Ukrainian arms manufacturers."

Details: Zelenskyy added that Ukraine is preparing projects with partners on joint weapon production and new sanctions.

Quote: "We are preparing several new sanction decisions. This includes extensions of our expiring sanctions, and the introduction of new ones – particularly targeting companies and individuals working for the Russian defence industry. We will unify our sanctions with those of our partners, and the pressure on Russia will only grow."

Gullible-Chemical471 on October 4th, 2025 at 09:17 UTC »

Here is Mongolia we get 90% of our fuel from Russia, and here there are long queues for the pompstations as well, as well as fuel being more expensive. The pump in the village I live in has no fuel at all.

Delver_Razade on October 4th, 2025 at 05:12 UTC »

And it's quite the achievement too. Domestic weapons productive has really put a hurt on Russia and that's awesome to see. Hope they can start hitting the glide bomb factories and drone factories.

regarded-cfd-trader on October 4th, 2025 at 05:09 UTC »

does that mean their crude oil exports have increased though?