Putin’s biggest blind spot just got exposed | Preston Stewart

Ukraine has struck over 100 Russian shadow fleet ships in the last week in a powerful blow to Moscow’s fuel supplies.

The recent strikes have plunged Russia into a spiralling energy crisis that even forced Vladimir Putin to admit the country is facing “problems”.

Preston Stewart discusses how the extension of the Black Sea has become a central naval theatre for the Russia-Ukraine War.

Video Chapters
00:00 – Intro: The Sea of Azov has become a nightmare for Putin
01:59 – Why didn’t Ukraine blitz Russian territories with drones sooner?
04:21 – Where is Putin’s black sea fleet?
05:58 – The situation in Crimea
06:37 – The NATO summit and why Ukraine is winning the war
08:53 – Ukraine carries out its first ever robotic amphibious assault
10:59 – The importance of Kinburn Spit
11:59 – The viral video: Russian soldier loses control of a helicopter machine gun
13:22 – Preston’s most memorable experiences

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