Crimea is now facing a confirmed fuel crisis and growing electricity problems — and the warning came from Crimea’s own Russian-installed governor.

In this Ukraine war update, Greg breaks down the worsening situation in occupied Crimea, fuel shortages near Moscow, Ukraine’s strike on the Dubna Space Communication Center, Zelenskyy’s confirmation of repeated hits on Russian aviation coordination sites, and the warning that Russia may be preparing a major combined attack within the next 72 hours.

We also cover China’s mixed message on Ukraine’s territorial integrity, Lukashenko’s moves between Putin and Xi, renewed concerns around Belarus transmitters, and Dmitry Karpenko’s claim that Russia may be preparing a 500,000-man mobilization after elections.

From Crimea to Moscow, the pressure on Russia is growing — and Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign appears designed to push Putin toward a deeper internal crisis.

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0:00 Crimea Is Getting Worse
1:53 Crimea Governor Admits Fuel and Power Problems
3:12 No Fuel Coming Anytime Soon
4:38 Moscow Drivers Search for Gas
6:38 Zelenskyy Confirms Dubna Strike
7:31 The Russian Satellite Center Ukraine Hit
8:25 Ukraine’s 40-Day Pressure Plan
10:35 U.S. Warns of Major Russian Attack
11:24 Sumy and Zaporizhia Under Fire
12:29 China Sends Mixed Signals on Ukraine
13:26 Belarus Transmitters Are Back On
14:52 500,000 More Russians Mobilized?
15:51 Crimea, Moscow, and the Days Ahead

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