LIVE: Moscow On FIRE - Ukraine STRIKES Russia's Infrastructure - Air Defense FAILS

Ukraine launched its largest and most successful drone and missile attacks on Moscow, directly targeting oil refineries and other critical infrastructure. These strikes resulted in massive blasts, fires, and 'oil rain' in suburban areas, demonstrating Ukraine's enhanced capability to project power deep into Russian territory.

The host presents multiple videos from Moscow residents showing burning plants and explosions, confirming official Russian statements about the attacks and subsequent retaliation threats. One video shows a massive blast sending a refinery rooftop airborne.

The attacks highlighted a significant failure in Moscow's air defense system. Reports indicate the system failed to activate for several minutes and, once active, repeatedly missed incoming Ukrainian drones. This vulnerability allowed Ukrainian forces to inflict substantial damage on key facilities.

The host details that the air defense system 'failed to activate for a few minutes' and 'kept missing,' showing videos of anti-aircraft missiles flying in different directions without hitting targets. A construction crane accidentally stopped one drone, sarcastically presented as the only effective defense.

Ukrainian forces also targeted and destroyed railway infrastructure in Crimea, specifically a bridge across the North Crimean Canal, along with other railway bases and stations. These strikes have led to a severe fuel crisis for local residents, forcing them to push cars in long queues to petrol stations.

The host provides an update from Crimea, stating a railway infrastructure was hit and showing a video of the bridge being struck. Another video illustrates the resulting fuel crisis with cars being pushed in queues.

The host heavily criticizes the performance of both Iranian-supplied Shahed drones used by Russia and Chinese defense systems utilized by Russia and Iran. Iranian drones are deemed 'a waste of money' for direct hits, primarily serving as distractions, while Chinese systems are consistently failing.

The host states, 'The Chinese military's offensive capabilities seem to have advanced massively... But every single aspect of their radar systems to the air defense systems both in Russia and China are continuing to fail. This is what happens when you get Temu to produce defense systems.' He also calls Shahed drones 'a waste of money' and 'good for distractions.'