Putin’s Army Is HEAVILY Using DONKEYS Now | Pfarrer & Smart

Putin’s safe zone is gone, and the Ukraine war is now reaching the fuel, shipping, air defense, and logistics systems Moscow needs to keep fighting. Ukrainian strikes are forcing Russia to protect refineries, tankers, bridges, radar sites, and supply routes far behind the front line. Jason Smart and Chuck Pfarrer examine how Russia is being stretched across too many targets at once, from the Sea of Azov and Kerch Bridge to Crimea airfields, S-400 systems, and deep Russian refineries. Distance once protected Putin’s war effort, but Ukraine is turning that old advantage into a growing weakness. Russia now has to fight while its fuel system, rear logistics, air defenses, banking sector, and manpower pipeline come under pressure together. Moscow still claims it is advancing, but Ukraine is exposing the real question: can Putin still supply, pay, move, and command the army he needs? CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro: Putin’s Logistics Collapse 04:20 - Fuel Panic: Gasoline Supplies Burn 08:15 - Donkey Brigades: Military Regression 12:40 - Naval Blow: 10 Fuel Ships Sunk 17:35 - Harvest Crisis: Broken Tractors 22:10 - Bank Runs: $660M Daily Vanishing 27:50 - Anarchy: Police Force Shortages 33:15 - Bridge Rot: Kerch Supply Lines Fail 39:40 - Frontline Fodder: The Meat Grinder 45:12 - Economic Squeeze: Targeted Energy 50:30 - Endgame: Why Russia is Losing #ukrainewar #russiaukrainewar #putin