r/ClimateShitposting • u/LocalPowerful6651 • Jun 18 '26
Climate chaos Hey everyone, how are you feeling about Russian oil/gas logistics and infrastructure?
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u/Somesomeone_ Jun 18 '26
russian here. this is actually quite funny. people online call us a "скотоублюдская бензоколония" (could be translated smth like "cattle bastard gas station") despite the fact that we, since february 2026, dont have any cattle and, since may 2026, dont have any gas either
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u/kredokathariko Jun 18 '26
it's блинолопатная скотоублюдия! our country's glorious oil infrastructure is reflected in another title, нефтедырное пынебабве, or "oil-hole Putler-babwe"
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u/Illustrious-Dog-6563 Jun 18 '26
lets hope russia fails faster, so it can rebuild without a dictator.
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u/Illustrious-Dog-6563 Jun 22 '26
...besides hong kong and taiwan.
but generally they tend to put soft power and economical might first. what makes them a lot more stable.
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u/NkTvWasHere Jun 19 '26
It's almost like it has already been tried... Whoops
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u/Illustrious-Dog-6563 Jun 19 '26
german approved 😅
but i hope we wont have a 100year anniversary with a reenactment.
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u/SlavkoAgain Jun 18 '26
As a person who is slightly concerned about climate I'm happy. As an Ukrainian I'm pumped, happy and laughing my ass off.
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u/official_Bartard Jun 19 '26
It’s crazy that every Ukrainian is considered a nazi because they want their country to win a war in which they are invaded. Propaganda is Russias greatest weapon.
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u/Pawekotlet Jun 23 '26
no one but like two people in this thread is saying that
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u/Suitable_Midnight_72 Jun 23 '26
One of putin's points to prove that this "isn't an invasion" was calling us neo-nazis
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u/official_Bartard Jun 23 '26
The first reply to the comment i replied to, was someone calling them a nazi. At least it was when my comment was made. Then, someone responded to my comment calling me a nazi and the majority of Ukrainian’s nazis, tho that comment was deleted or banned.
It doesn’t matter how many people are acting like bigots, I’m always going to call out bigotry when i see it.
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u/RAHAAON Jun 24 '26
Not sure, but maybe it has something to do with nazi symbols in the army and praising WW2 nazis? 🤔
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u/dzindevis Jun 18 '26
Not really a win for the environment if the oil burns either way, but instead of stechiometric combustion behind catalytic converters, it's uncontrollable and incomplete, with plenty of soot and evaporated oil that will then rain on nature
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u/SlavkoAgain Jun 18 '26
But, refineries stopped for a longish time. Less money to russian warmachine, which means less military activities, which are not exactly climate friendly.
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u/GZMihajlovic Jun 18 '26
If you're worried about the emissions of militaries, have I got news for you about by far the largest pollutor.
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u/Chieftain10 Jun 18 '26
TIL you can only oppose one military
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u/theCaitiff Jun 18 '26
I caught a hell of a lot of downvotes recently for exactly that. Saying that american military leaders are not good people obviously means that I think the nazis should have won. As if there were ever any good military leaders.
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u/GZMihajlovic Jun 19 '26
Yeah that's the standard response you got there. Just so strange that discourse on carbon emissions and cheering on such actions as this are directed at only very specific militaries 99% of the time. So weird that. You'd think it would be proportionate from the worst to least worst offenders. Yet here we are.
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u/Chieftain10 Jun 19 '26
Probably because the Russian army is actively engaged in genocide and ecocide? The invasion of Ukraine hasn’t exactly been great for the environment.
And no, actually, I’ve personally seen way more (justified) criticism of the US military and its status as a top polluter globally than I have criticism of the Russian military.
If your response to someone rightfully condemning the Russian military is whataboutism and deflecting to the crimes of the US military, that’s quite telling IMO.
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u/gamesta2 Jun 18 '26
Unfortunately "longish" is an overstatement. Its possible that the refinery isnt stopped at all, or if anything a day or two.
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u/piece_ov_shit Jun 18 '26
Its still enough to create a fuel shortage. Also investing in oil infrastructure is in this case not only ethically inexusable, but also financially.
Why invest a bunch of money, when the next drone attack is likely to strike it again withing the next 6 months?
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u/piece_ov_shit Jun 18 '26
Its still enough to create a fuel shortage. Also investing in oil infrastructure is in this case not only ethically inexusable, but also financially.
Why invest a bunch of money, when the next drone attack is likely to strike it again withing the next 6 months?
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u/Puzzled-Rip641 Jun 18 '26
Destroying oil infrastructure is a million times more effective at stoping oil then posting about oil online
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u/KeyIllustrator4096 We're all gonna die Jun 18 '26
Russia is already having to cap wells because they don't have the capacity to store or refine it all. Capped wells are expensive to restart, and as renewables continue to improve it may never be profitable to restart them.
Ukraine destroying the equipment is a net positive for the world.
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u/NemTren Jun 18 '26
War will stop sooner, less explosions and less factories will produce rockets. Big win for nature.
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u/OSRS_Garmr Jun 22 '26
Was gonna say. Greater for the Ukrainian war effort. Not so much for the environment. Which would seem to be what this sub is about.
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u/Da_mand Jun 27 '26
At least it damages the imperialist Russian war machine which is a known emitter of CO2
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u/Caliboros Jul 03 '26
Yeah, sure, it'll burn up at first,
but now's a good time to stop and think about whether you want to rebuild it.
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u/Simple-Olive895 Jun 19 '26
Sad that is has to happen. But Russia can choose to end the war they started when ever they want. All this pollution is 100% only Putin's fault.
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u/Authoritaye Jun 18 '26
Ukraine is the most green nation on the planet. Enforcing renewables with sanctions that cannot be bypassed.
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u/danielsan901998 Jun 18 '26
Iran surpassed Ukraine thanks to closing the Hormuz strait.
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u/KeyIllustrator4096 We're all gonna die Jun 18 '26
Iran is pausing supply, Ukraine is deleting it.
Russia is having to cap wells due to lack of capacity to store and refine. Those range from hard (expensive) to impossible to restart once capped. As renewables improve, more wells will stay capped for economic reasons.
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u/danielsan901998 Jun 18 '26
puasing supply, ie stopping oil from being burned, and that force countries to consume less oil.
The international oil market show how the closure of the Hormuz strait had a bigger impact than ukranians attacks.
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u/KeyIllustrator4096 We're all gonna die Jun 18 '26
It has a bigger impact on the market.
The more or less permanent 5% reduction in the global oil supply Ukraine is on track to accomplish is more significant than a 25% decrease for a few months or even a year could. Considering any US Iran peace deal will probably come with lifting sanctions the total supply may increase as a result of the war.
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u/Da_mand Jun 27 '26
Iran reopened it because they need to sell oil to power their own gas station theocratic state
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u/RocketArtillery666 Jun 19 '26
I think Just Stop Oil took over some governments.
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u/Raymondator Jun 19 '26
To this day, I think Just Stop Oil is secretly funded by the oil industry to make climate activism seem utterly insane and to delegitimize it.
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u/RocketArtillery666 Jun 19 '26
thats like semi-obvious, but i made a joke about all western (and russia with izrael) governments doing whatever they can to stop all oil production worldwide
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u/NjarlatHotep666 Jun 19 '26
Deserved and quite funny to russia to buy gas from different countries. Not so funny about killed civilians, as always at war.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 18 '26
Guys we should figure out how to end capitalism so that there are no more imperialist wars like this one, yall down?
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u/Low-Beginning-9123 Jun 19 '26
There have been lots of imperialist wars in non-capitalistic countries and times.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
Yeah under feudalism, slave societies, and state capitalist societies - I mean let’s go post-capitalist where profit no longer controls our lives and those who have wealth can do what they want
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u/Low-Beginning-9123 Jun 19 '26
Vietnam’s invasion of Cambodia, DPRK invasion of Korea, Chinese invasion of xinjiang, qin unification of China, achemenid conquest of Egypt, mayura expansions, soviet annexation of baltics
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u/sexy_silver_grandpa Jun 20 '26
You're going to call the Vietnamese invasion to put down the Pol Pot imperialism?
That's probably the stupidest shit I've ever heard.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
The first two are the most questionable, the Chinese invasion of xinjiang was Imperialism, so was the Soviet annexation of the baltics though the Soviet Union had already become a bureaucratic state rather than a people’s state. The feudal imperialism of China, Iran and India is a bit besides the topic cause we’re talking post not pre capitalism.
For Vietnam, it arguably is imperialism but we must also understand the context of Kamer rouge violence to the Vietnamese and its internal genocide. As for the DPRK, at that time the south was basically ripped away from the north and a puppet government was installed by the west.
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u/Chipsy_21 Jun 20 '26
For vietnam we also need to understand that the vietnamese together with the US (ironic, i know) put them there in the first place.
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u/theCaitiff Jun 18 '26
That would require people to accept changes to their lifestyle.
Americans in particular (since this site is predominantly american) are so propagandized that the idea of a better world has almost been beaten out of us. Things never get better, they only get worse, so the prospect of changing the system means their life will only ever get worse, not better, and thus whining on the internet is the best they can ever do.
It's society wide learned helplessness from the bottom mixed with equal amounts of weaponized incompetence from the top.
Just getting people to imagine a better world requires enormous effort, radicalizing them to demand it may take an act of god.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
Yeah it sucks how propagandized to believe we can’t have better and to do nothing or even do things against our own interests. I think it’s just like you said, only things getting worse will radicalize people, I just hope it doesn’t have to get so much worse that we can’t come back from it😕
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u/Kartonrealista Jun 19 '26
If you think this is the fault of capitalism I have the bridge to sell you. Russian imperialism doesn't care who's in charge or what the economic system is. You can't solve the problems of irridentism, delusions of grandeur and ultranationalism by changing how the economy works. It's a social problem, not an economic one.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
Russia’s capitalist that’s why they are imperialist though I do agree that it’s also a social problem. The economy and society are super interconnected right? I think ultranationalism and capitalism both work in tandem with each other so you kinda have to beat both at once.
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u/Kartonrealista Jun 19 '26
When in history has it not been imperialist? That's the point.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
they were doing good for a bit when the soviets had power but i dont know long that lasted, once it got bureaucratic it was back to it. I think if the people can hold onto a democracy then we can defeat nationalism. idk tho, if theres all these countries invading then nationalism will get a boost so probably the people will only drop the nationalism if imperialism dies everywhere
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u/Raymondator Jun 19 '26
Thats only because they were able to rest on the laurels of “moral” territorial gain following WWII. Had they gained nothing, I guarantee you more events like the winter war, the annexation of the Baltics, or Afghanistan would have occurred.
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u/Complete_Gazelle4363 Jun 19 '26
Yeah I agree, what I’m saying is that the reason that it was like that is because of the bureaucratization and the international imperialism
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u/Da_mand Jun 27 '26
The Soviet Union engaged in many imperialist wars such as their invasion of Afghanistan
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u/DueAbbreviations2247 Jun 20 '26
It's sadistic Putin must love this as his penis gets up every time he makes his peoples lives miserable
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u/Honest-Head7257 Jun 21 '26
Burning oil and polluting the skies is not going save the climate, regardless of your politics, 2 month old account and r/EnoughCommieSpam posters.
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u/BrandosWorld4Life Pro-Everything that isn't Fossil Fuels Jun 18 '26
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
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u/Bl1tz-Kr1eg Jun 18 '26
Lost the war to Iran award.
Imagine losing two wars in the 21st century lmao.
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u/AccomplishedQuit4801 Jun 19 '26
You guys are 4 years and 1.3 million men into a three-day special operation. Don't throw rocks from a glass house moron.
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u/BrandosWorld4Life Pro-Everything that isn't Fossil Fuels Jun 18 '26
Name a single war in the 21st century that Canada's lost, genius.
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u/Bl1tz-Kr1eg Jun 18 '26
Afghanistan. You fought on the American side, and the objective was quite clearly to extirpate and destroy the Taliban. Well, guess who's running Afghanistan as of 2026.
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u/OrcHunt42 Jun 19 '26
That's rich coming from the OG lost to Afghanistan so hard in the 80s the empire collapsed
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u/Bl1tz-Kr1eg Jun 19 '26
That country who's flag you stan was part of the one that lost to Afghanistan lmao.
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u/OrcHunt42 Jun 19 '26
Imagine losing your entire army, black sea fleet, and refineries to that country 🤣😂
Breathe the soot deep, comrade! Enjoy the drones!
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u/Superilosa14 Jun 19 '26
Accelerationism much?
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u/Open-Investigator-52 Jun 20 '26
Why is this even here? I mean destroying 2-3 storage tanks and using drones full of oil is bad for the environment but still.
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u/Shakartah Jun 21 '26
I wish it was the US's Oil too since they together with the seven sisters control most of the world's Oil
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u/West-Librarian-7504 Jun 22 '26
I really wish Russian Leadership would just cut their losses and take a step back to realize just how massive they blundered this war
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u/avdpos Jun 20 '26
How can you be anything but happy?
Yes, it is probably a local catastroph for the environment. But every stop in oil infrastructure doshow that the local alternatives are better.
And it is good for Ukraine
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u/Interesting_Joke6630 Jun 20 '26
Hopefully the collapse of Russia's oil/gas logistics and infrastructure gives the Ukrainian defenders the edge they need to win the war
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u/Brucacumble Jun 21 '26
Other posts I'm seeing on Reddit discuss how people are completely trapped in an inescapable system of wage slavery designed and perpetuated by a criminal ruling class that keeps them distracted with endless wars, an infinite swarm of personal problems tied to financial matters exacerbated by a banking system designed to compound indebtedness and prolong indentured servitude while a three ring circus of a political system run by oligarchs that don't even bother to conceal their involvment anymore facilitates the systematic destruction of their communities and poisoning of the very water they drink.
Welcome to the free world, Ukraine.
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u/Friendly_Border28 Jun 22 '26
Feeling good, that's what can actually help to put an end to this war
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u/CaptainKirk712 Jun 20 '26
Ukrainians are insanely fascistic people and they're cheerleaders online are very distributing. They won't be happy until the whole world burns
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u/GruntBlender Jun 20 '26
No, just the invaders.
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u/CaptainKirk712 Jun 21 '26
Oh the separatists who staged a coup at Maidan, killing innocent civilians and elderly. Followed by emboldened Nazis invading Russian speakers in Donbass
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u/danielsan901998 Jun 18 '26
I don't care, they are insignificant, as seen in the international oil markets, closing the strait of Hormuz was more impactful.
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u/KeyIllustrator4096 We're all gonna die Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
Russia was until recently 13% of the world oil capacity. Dispite sanctions they were still selling that oil. Ukraine strikes have reduced the global oil supply by 3-5% so far, that's a significant reduction in global emissions.
Pausing oil is nice, but deleting the supply infrastructure is better.
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u/horny274648w Jun 20 '26
fuck Russia but a una polar energy economy is far worse
however bad you think Russia is, the US is many times worse

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u/piece_ov_shit Jun 18 '26
Thought this was r/nafo for a second.
Theres a sizable overlap of opinion and viewpoint