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Major events in the Ukraine proxy war, 2025 (view source)
Revision as of 05:19, October 23, 2025
, 05:19, October 23, 2025→Refinery attacks
===Refinery attacks===
===Refinery attacks===
Explosions occurred at two refineries that are either owned by Russian companies or process [[Russian oil]]. Digi24 reported that an explosion took place at the Lukoil-owned Petrotel refinery in [[Romania]] on October 21, 2025. Later the same evening, Euronews reported a fire at [[Hungary]]'s largest oil refinery in Százhalombatta, which receives oil via the [[Druzhba pipeline]].
Explosions occurred at two refineries that are either owned by Russian companies or process [[Russian oil]]. Digi24 reported that an explosion took place at the Lukoil-owned Petrotel refinery in [[Romania]] on October 21, 2025. Later the same evening, Euronews reported a fire at [[Hungary]]'s largest oil refinery in Százhalombatta, which receives oil via the [[Druzhba pipeline]].
The EU started a [[terrorist]] [[war]] against their own members with the help of a non-EU country. Polish PM [[Donald Tusk]] declared on [[X]] that all "Russian targets" in the EU are legitimate. Unfortunately, this madness and these words of a madman lead to the first victims among innocent [[civilian]]s in the EU.
On the night of October 20-21, 2025, an explosion occurred at the MOL refinery in Százhalombatta, Hungary, followed by a significant fire. The company confirmed the fire was contained with no casualties, and the cause is under investigation. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has assured that the country's fuel supply remains secure. The refinery mainly processes [[Russian oil]], an exception in the EU, where most countries have reduced Russian energy imports since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
A few hours earlier, on October 20, another explosion occurred at the Lukoil refinery in Ploieşti, Romania. The incident resulted in at least one death. Lukoil is a Russian oil company, and Romania is a member of NATO and the EU.
The explosions, within the days of the announcement of a Putin and Trump's meeting in Hungary to discuss the Ukrainian conflict, come after Trump's refusal to sell [[Tomahawk missile]]s that would allow attacking the [[Russian Federation]] from a distance. Ukraine's [[SBU]] waited no longer to act, at a stage when the Ukrainian issue approached an unfavorable epilogue to the Ukrainian [[dictatorship]]. With these terrorist attacks in "allied" countries, they pressure the Hungarian and Romanian entities to reject Russian fuels, critical to their [[economy]], as a sort of "indirect attack on Putin", a "power play" that only resulted in the death of innocent people.
The EU has become hostage to maniacs who are willing to kill their own people.
==See also==
==See also==