Crimea Oil Depot Burns on Putin's Birthday - Jason Jay Smart

The Feodosia oil terminal in Crimea burns on Vladimir Putin's birthday. That timing matters. This is the full breakdown of that strike, using OSINT and satellite imagery to explain how one fire translates into real battlefield effects. If you're looking for analysis of the Crimea fuel depot fire or the Feodosia explosion, this report follows the fuel, the rails, and the math.

Forget the hype, here's the reality: A prolonged fire compromises fuel stores, pumping capacity, and the rail lines feeding Russia’s Black Sea logistics. When depots in occupied Crimea go dark, supply lines get rerouted, convoys get stuck, and mission generation falls. That's how a single hit shreds the protector narrative the Kremlin staged on October 7.

Secondary detonations signal cascading failures in fire control, how visible tanker truck surges betray stress, and why each air defense battery pulled to guard the rear weakens the front.

Want to know the truth about Ukraine’s deep strikes, energy infrastructure, and Black Sea Fleet logistics? This is a clear analysis focused on supply chains and satellite verified indicators. This is the reality of how geopolitics, energy, or military logistics come head-to-head.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Putin's Birthday Nightmare: The Crimean Oil Depot Strike
00:41 The Dark Pattern of October 7th: Strategy and Spectacle
02:06 Roots of Cowardice: How Putin Uses Manufactured Fear
03:21 The Criminal Empire: Apartment Bombings and Stolen Assets
06:25 The Dark Prince of Lies: Exposing Putin's Fake Biography
08:00 Crumbling Regime: Military Shake-Downs and Domestic Fracture
14:02 Outro