There you can see images that last only a few seconds where we can see that attack with two drones that they say from Russia is an attack directly from Ukraine. The Moscow oil refinery, which processes 12 million tons of crude oil annually, is the main target of the wave of drones sent by Ukraine.
According to Ukrainian authorities, Russia launched more than 600 drones and 70 missiles against the country. On June 18, 2026, Ukraine unleashed hell in the heart of Russia. And when I say the heart of Russia, I mean the capital itself, the city of Moscow. And I know what you’re all wondering right now, what’s that lid that’s flying off? When I first saw the images , I thought it was generated by an AI, but it wasn’t.
It turns out it ‘s 100% real, not fake. That thing flying out isn’t a flying saucer, or a UFO, or even a giant sewer, no. It’s the roof of a fuel depot. That structure can easily measure about 50 m in diameter, meaning that the disc is the size of half or a third of a football field.
In other words, we’re not talking about a small explosion, nor is it a surgical attack or anything like that. I mean , this isn’t the first time Ukraine has attacked Moscow. Remember, for example, these images. There you can see images that last only a few seconds, where we can see that attack with two drones that say, “From Russia, it is an attack directly from Ukraine.
” This happened 3 years ago, more specifically in May of 2023, but it was just a drone that crashed into a flag that, okay, was on the roof of the Kremlin palace. It could have all the symbolism you want, but little else. However, this is another level. Imagine you’re walking down the street and you come across an explosion so brutal that it blows up a structure the size of half or a third of a football field.
It ‘s simply impossible not to see it. There is no propaganda, no censorship, and no Colonel Pedro Baños who can hide this. Ukraine has attacked the Kapotnia refinery, the largest one Moscow owns. 250,000 barrels of crude oil are processed here daily. To give you an idea, that’s 40% of the gasoline and 50% of the diesel consumed in the capital.
That means that Moscow has suddenly run out of half the fuel it consumes. In fact, this has been the most immediate consequence of the attack. More than 520 flights were canceled or delayed at Moscow airports due to the kyiv attack. As you can see, we are no longer talking about economics, inflation, or abstract concepts.
We are talking about a real impact that directly affects all Muscovites, both rich and poor. And by the way, at Domodedobo airport, the second busiest in Moscow, the Ukrainians have also left their mark. And you might ask, “But how could they have made such a mess?” Well, we’re not talking about one or two drones, nor about one or two missiles.
In this attack, Zelensky has sent nearly 1,000 drones and four cruise missiles. In other words, we are talking about an attack as lethal as those that Russia launches every month on Ukrainian cities. In other words, the word humiliation falls short. We’re talking about a joke now, and as expected, the internet has worked its magic.
And I know what someone will say to me, especially some enlightened pro-Russian who will come out and say to me, Fonseca, how dare you laugh at the poor Russians? Sorry, sorry, buddy, it sounds more dramatic. Wait. Fonseca, [laughs] you are heartless, you have no heart. How can you mock the suffering of poor Russians? Russian lives are lives too, they also have human rights.
Well, look here, smarty-pants. Do you know how many people have died in these attacks? Zero. At least at the time we made this video, and a few hours had passed since the attack, there were no confirmed deaths. It is true that there are 16 injured, but no one has died. So I’m sorry, Rubén Gisbert, but today is not the day for crocodile tears or covering yourself in mud.
Today is not the day for drama. Today is a day for this. You’ll have to forgive me, but I can’t resist. Today has been a glorious day for political memes. For example, here you can see a dog picking up the frisbee. Don’t tell me that’s not a perfect picture, okay? It doesn’t have much of a political message, it has to be said, but as a visual gag it’s quite funny.
And this other one definitely has a much stronger message. Here you see an alien who sees Putin flying in a flying saucer and says, “Damn, these earthlings have really come a long way.” But without a doubt, the best thing I’ve found so far, which also has a strong political message, is this meme. In fact, I’m going to see if I can use it for the thumbnail of this video, because it’s just perfect, simply perfect.
It perfectly summarizes what happened in Moscow, but if you ask me, my favorite is… pay attention to this tweet. The girl in question is a certain Sasha from Russia, who is a pro-Russian propagandist who literally says, I quote, “I love living in Moscow. As a woman, I feel safer here than in the West.
” And on top of that, there’s a little message to bring in the feminists who feel orphaned by the left that has abandoned them. The problem is that this post is from June 14th, that is, a few days before the attack on Moscow. Come on, this Sasa was practically begging for this to happen to her, and now she’ll have the nerve to come out saying that this is rape and that she’s a poor victim of the patriarchy that uses her image and her permission.
Elisa Mulia would have filed a rape complaint for three like this, and the truth is, yes, Sasha is a victim, but of reality because this attack is not just another attack, nor is it a symbolic one. It is actually one of the most strategic attacks that Ukraine has carried out in the 1575 days of war. And you might ask, why? Well, the first thing is that it makes absolutely clear, sorry, it makes humiliatingly clear that Russia has no air defenses.
Take a look at this image. Here you can see a Russian missile intercepting a Ukrainian drone. Okay, very good. So far everything is normal, but if you look closely, when it is about to touch it, it veers off and flies into nothingness to successfully shoot down a very dangerous enemy cloud. Was the missile afraid? But wait, because this isn’t the worst of it.
Take a look at this other image. Here you can literally see a missile intercepting a Ukrainian drone and succeeding, it shoots it down, but the remains fall and cause an equally destructive explosion. [laughs] I mean, seriously, who designs these gadgets? Pepe Gotera and Otilio, Russian version.
But wait, this isn’t the best part. This is the best one. Let’s look at the image of the day again. At first glance you might think this explosion was caused by a Ukrainian drone, right? Well no. At the time we made this video, we can already confirm an alternative theory, and it is this. Check out this other clip. From what we can see, it could have been a Russian missile trying to intercept a Ukrainian drone that caused this explosion.
In other words, Russia has literally done this. Seriously, gentlemen of the Kremlin, if this is what happened , the person responsible for this accident deserves a small glass of polonium. In this case it is perfectly justified and I’m not going to judge you. Come on, I’ll pay for the round of Polonio. This man deserves to drink Polonium for being incompetent.
That level of incompetence should be a crime punishable by death . We’re not talking about some remote area in deep Siberia, or Crimea, or Tatarstan. No, no, no, no. We’re talking about the nation’s capital. We’re talking about Moscow. Until now I always told you that there are two Russias, Moscow and St. Petersburg on one side and the rest on the other.
Okay, we already knew that the rest of Russia was third world and unprotected, but we all thought that Moscow was a fortress, that they had the cream of the crop of anti-aircraft defenses there. I mean, I highly doubt that an attack like that in Washington DC would cause so much destruction. I want to believe they have anti-aircraft defenses to defend themselves.
I can tell you right now that this wouldn’t have happened in Israel. Keep in mind that it’s not that Russian defenses were overwhelmed after days of attacks, it’s that virtually every projectile launched by Ukraine has hit its target. Russia says they have intercepted about 500 drones. Well, you tell me where it’s noticeable.
Keep in mind that Ukraine receives [snort] attacks like this from Russia every month. Attacks that generate many more deaths, many more civilian casualties. And in fact, the last one was just a few days ago. According to Ukrainian authorities, Russia launched more than 600 drones and 70 missiles against the country. Ten people died in this attack alone .
Furthermore, they set fire to the Dormition Cathedral in KIF. Of course, if Russia’s goal is to kill innocent people, then they are the most effective in the world. In this case, in this specific gift attack, they also managed to attack this building. Be careful, because it is one of the two cathedrals that KIF has, the Dormition Cathedral, which happens to be a World Heritage Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In fact, if you ever travel to Kiv, it’s a must-see. Why is Russia attacking an Orthodox cathedral? Well, I don’t know . Putin was supposedly the savior of Christendom, but who knows, maybe he’s changed his mind like Pedro Sánchez. In any case, Ukraine receives attacks with hundreds and thousands of Russian drones every month, and yet its interception rates are much higher than those we are seeing in Russia.
In other words, in Ukrainian cities, no matter how much the Russians attack them, it is almost impossible to see images like this. Moscow’s oil refinery, which processes 12 million tons of crude oil annually, is the main target of the wave of drones sent by Ukraine. This is the second time this week that she has been attacked.
By deliberately attacking the refineries, Ukraine is damaging a key part of the Russian economy. As you can see, the plume of smoke could be seen from virtually anywhere in Moscow, which is not a small city. It was impossible not to see it. For the first time, Muscovites have felt the war directly in their own flesh and have seen it with their own eyes. And this is not the worst of it.
The worst part is that in the coming days Muscovites will have to ration gasoline, and not just a little. I remind you that they have destroyed half of their depots. Again, we ‘re not talking about people who live in Crimea or Siberia, who are used to suffering. We’re talking about the people who live in the capital. Ironically, don’t forget that Putin’s main argument for starting the war was that Russia didn’t want NATO to put missiles in Ukraine pointing at Moscow.
Do you remember? As you can see, Putin has really outdone himself, he’s covered himself in glory. It’s not that Ukraine has missiles pointed at the Russian capital, it’s that now they have something much worse. The nearly 1,000 combat drones used in this attack were not piloted by a human being. They were coordinated by artificial intelligence.
Now imagine an attack like this, but with 50,000 drones instead of 1,000. What difference would there be between this and an atomic bomb? And more importantly, Ukraine has learned that it can carry out these attacks as many times as it wants and that Russia can do nothing to stop them. Well, yes.
So, is there anything Putin can do to prevent further attacks? This, an unprecedented change of tone in the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sent an open letter to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, containing persuasive language and a historical prologue. Zelensky proposed a face-to-face meeting with Putin, a ceasefire, and negotiations mediated by Europe and the United States.
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And now, let’s look at a little history. I am Fonseca. Welcome to Only Fonts. Ukrainian drones and missiles have turned Russia from an exporter of diesel, gasoline, and even oatmeal to asking its allies for help to fill its tank. Russia began importing gasoline after its refineries were attacked. Pay attention to one detail.
If you look closely, you’ll see that this news item is from June 17th, that is, one day before the attack on Moscow. But in April of this year, 2026, Putin signed a decree to prohibit the export of fuel. It is not a measure that has been easy for him to take. Not at all. It means giving up between $12 billion and $15 billion in annual revenue.
It’s a major blow to their economy. So far in 2026, Ukraine has successfully attacked at least 24 of Russia’s major oil refineries and depots . Russia is refining one-third less than in 2022 and is losing more every day. Keep in mind that we are not talking about an attack on a refinery. It’s like the movie The Postman Always Rings Twice, Ukraine calls one day and when they fix the mess they call again.
For example, the Kapotnia refinery in Moscow had already been attacked a day earlier, but on June 18 the drones returned to deliver the final blow. As you can see, Ukraine uses the double-hit strategy, that is, a drone arrives first to test the air defenses and then a second one comes to ensure destruction.
Keep in mind that the Ukrainians have to plan the operation so that the second drone arrives with enough time to take advantage of the defenses reloading, but not so early as to interfere with the first attack. At this point, the Ukrainians have become the Leonardo da Vinci of drone attacks. As a result, fuel prices in Russia have already increased by 17% in just 2 months.
I mean, in April they were at 0.80 per liter and in May they were at 0.95. And I know what some of you will say, where’s the problem? We are all suffering from high gasoline prices due to the Iran war. And yes, you’re right, the difference is that in Russia they not only have the problem of expensive gasoline, they also don’t have all the fuel they need.
In many cities there are already limits on purchases, meaning you can only fill the tank with 20, 15, or 10 liters. And remember that in Russia distances are enormous, so you need more gasoline. And be warned, because these rationing measures were already affecting even Russians living in Moscow. Take a look at these images.
This is a queue of cars at a gas station in Moscow. And as you can see, this image is from during the attack. And don’t forget that with this blow they have just blown up between 40% and 50% of the fuel they consume in Moscow. In other words, those queues are going to be much worse in the coming days.
But as strange as this may sound, this is not Putin’s worst problem. The real problem for the Kremlin is the political one. We’ll see it right now. A truth impossible to hide. Before we continue, if you’re new to this channel, let me remind you that we release new videos every week. The news reports tell you the news, I tell you the story.
If you’re interested in international politics, geopolitics, a bit of economics, and all seasoned with a good dose of dark humor and sarcasm, this is the place for you. So you know what to do: subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t miss any of our updates. And now, let’s continue with today’s story. At this time, every Russian citizen suffers from multiple personality disorder .
Because on one hand they have the entire Russian propaganda system saying that they are winning the war. Come on, please, and don’t forget one thing: people, including those of us who live in the West, get their information through the media, mainly because not everyone can go to Ukraine to see what’s happening for themselves. Yes, okay.
You can hear what a neighbor who has been on the front lines and was lucky enough to come back alive has to say, but little else. And in Russia all media are controlled by the Kremlin. Be careful, we’re talking about Putin’s Russia, the man who made a career in the KGB as a propaganda expert before becoming president, and when he came to power he dedicated himself to creating a gag order as powerful as the one that existed in the Soviet era.
For example, right now if someone says that Russia is losing the war, they could go to jail for 15 years for spreading false information. Meanwhile, the Kremlin has an office dedicated exclusively to monitoring Cali Canto’s social media. Pay attention. Roscom Natsor has played a key role in the progressive increase of Putin’s regime’s control over the internet in Russia, from managing a blacklist of websites with more than 1.
2 million URLs to sending numerous censorship orders to companies such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Google Search, YouTube and Pinterest. This office is the Big Brother created by Putin. In addition to banning other social networks, it monitors millions of accounts to find dissidents. A few months ago I told you how Telegram was shut down and how the Russians have gradually replaced Western platforms with their own, which are directly controlled by the Kremlin.
A quarter of the Russian audience of the online video platform YouTube has moved to its Russian counterpart Rutube, which already has more than 25 million users according to the Russian media consortium Gaspromedia, owner of the national portal. Okay, it wasn’t clear to you. The Russian media are lying and saying that Russia is winning the war, so for the average Russian, well , they’re about to win.
That your neighbor has been killed in the war. Well, these things happen. People die in wars, but that doesn’t mean we’re losing, or that there’s a gasoline shortage. Okay, so the world economy is crazy, I’m sure it’s happening in the United States too, but now imagine you live in the city of Tuapse, which for those who don’t know it is like the Russian Venidor, a city on the Black Sea coast, where Russians go on vacation.
So imagine you live there, you wake up one day listening on TV and radio to how we’re winning the war and everything is going swimmingly , you open the window and find this. In the Russian city of Tuapsee, local authorities are reporting an environmental disaster following a series of Ukrainian attacks on a refinery. Literally, the city of Tuapse suffered an oil rain, meaning that you would go outside and drops of dinosaur juice would fall on you.
Clearly, the people who live in Tupse can no longer believe what the regime’s propaganda says. But all things considered, it’s not a big problem. I mean , we’re talking about a city of 60,000 inhabitants. And in a country where the media is controlled, that means that isolation is possible.
In other words, for the rest of the Russians who do not live in Tuapse and have not seen this accident or this apocalypse, the story that has come down to us is very different. For example, if you’re a Muscovite, the version you’ve received is that you shouldn’t worry, everything is under control.
It was a fire, it attacked Ukraine, but that’s it, little more. Move along, we’ve got it under control. And something similar happened with the people who live in the city of Rivinsk. The magnitude of the explosion was such that a rain of oil has been reported falling on areas located several kilometers from the impacted deposit. Okay, 170,000 people already live here.
That’s another 170,000 people who also won’t believe the Kremlin’s lies, but within reason, that’s 170,000 inhabitants in a country of 144 million souls. I remind you that the Russian propaganda machine is very powerful. I mean, if there’s one thing Russians are experts at, it’s selling ideas. But of course, now you tell me how you can hide this.
Here we are talking about Moscow, where more than 13 million people live. In other words, if we include the entire Moscow metropolitan area, we find that 13% of the entire population of Russia lives here . That is, one in seven Russians lives in the Moscow metropolitan area or in Moscow itself.
And all of them, all of them have been able to see with their own eyes, not on TV, not on social media, with their own eyes they have been able to see the column of smoke and the gas tank cap flying through the air. In other words, Vladimir Putin is like that father who puts a filter on the internet so that his son cannot consume nopur. Okay, very good.
The boy goes online to look for information for a job. At some point, when his father isn’t looking, he tries to go into the orange YouTube, but he ca n’t see it because there’s a filter that prevents him from seeing dirty things. But suddenly he goes outside to play with his friends and a stripper walks by on the sidewalk, and then he goes to the supermarket to buy some sweets and sees two strippers doing the shopping.
He goes to pay and finds that the cashier is also a stripper. It turns out that Zelensky has sent an army of strippers to the neighborhood to corrupt the boy. Conclusion: You can run away, but you can’t hide from porn. That kid is hopeless and will end up becoming a bald YouTuber who talks about politics.
Well, the same thing is happening now with the Russians. I swear I discovered this song while writing the script, but it’s spectacular and the music video is not to be missed. I’ll leave it at that . But the real question you’re probably asking yourselves now is, what if Putin drops the nuclear bomb? Think of it this way.
With everything I’m telling you in today’s video, Russia doesn’t have many other options. It’s not that they are losing on the battlefield, because remember that since the beginning of 2026, Ukraine has started to gain ground. It is true that we are not talking about large areas, but the balance is clearly on the side of Ukraine.
The Russians have lost hundreds of thousands of lives. The economy is in crisis. Moreover, in the next video I’m going to talk to you about the mega-crisis they are about to experience, which is very similar to the Argentine corralito. And now it turns out that Russian cities may end up suffering as much as, or even more than, Ukrainian cities.
And to this we must add that every three months Putin threatens to bring her out. The gun, when he takes it out to shoot, when he takes it out to show it off, is a fool. Moreover, less than a month ago, Russia conducted a test with the Sarmat missile, which is the jewel of its nuclear arsenal. Don’t forget that Russia is the country with the most nuclear warheads on the planet.
So what’s stopping them from throwing one? Well , to begin with, his greatest ally. China. Nuclear weapons should not be used in Ukraine. Don’t forget that China is, above all, prudent. In fact, I will never tire of saying it. China is the country with the most pacifist and prudent nuclear doctrine of all the countries in the nuclear club. But that’s not all.
NATO warns Russia that the use of nuclear weapons will have consequences. And never forget that, contrary to what Trump would like, NATO goes beyond the United States. Europe, however disarmed it may be, has 400 of its own warheads, those of France and the United Kingdom.
And don’t forget that creating the apocalypse in Russia is much easier than in any other country, because yes, it is true that Russia is a very large country, the largest in the world in territory, but 19% of its population is concentrated in two cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg, including their metropolitan areas. Not to mention that it’s not entirely clear at this point that a nuclear attack would force Ukraine to surrender.
That explains why Putin has threatened a nuclear attack more than 100 times , but no one has taken him seriously. At this point, Putin’s only remaining option to gain some negotiating power is to pray. Pray that at some point the Russian troops manage to break through the Ukrainian front at some point. In fact, in an upcoming video I’m also going to tell you exactly where the Russian army could be most successful.
But if Putin starts praying, he’s going to have a lot of explaining to do to the Almighty, especially for things like this. that everything has been overshadowed by that attack on the cave monastery, the center of Orthodoxy, not only Ukrainian, but also Russian and throughout the Slavic world.
It’s kind of like bombing, uh, the center of Rome, the Vatican. Russia denies that it was them. ” It was the Ukrainians” is the wartime version of “a dog ate my homework.” But anyway, God willing, Mr. Putin, never a truer word spoken. So now that we’ve reached this point, it’s your turn. We are facing a new final phase of the war in Ukraine.
Is it possible that Zelensky will force Putin to sit down at the negotiating table? What is the Kremlin capable of doing now that it is cornered? You can leave your answer in the comments and as always, don’t forget that here at Solo Fonseca we release new videos every week.
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