Ukraine Destroys Russian Gas Facility Critical to Kazakhstan's Energy Exports

What was said

"The Ukrainians have just blown up part of the natural gas processing center at a place called Orinberg, which is in southern Russia, hard up on the Kazak border. What the Ukrainians are doing is basically systematically destroying any infrastructure that's within about 700 miles of their borders."

Ukraine attacked the Orinberg natural gas processing facility in southern Russia near the Kazakhstan border, which processes approximately 250,000 barrels per day of crude and one billion cubic feet of natural gas from Kazakhstan's Karach field. The strike is part of Ukraine's systematic campaign to destroy Russian infrastructure within 700 miles of its borders that provides economic benefits to Russia, with analyst Peter Zeihan predicting further attacks on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium which handles over a million barrels per day.