St. Petersburg' Baltic Canal Is Gone—Moscow Panics as Surprise Attack SHUTS DOWN $30B Main Link

PPR GLOBAL Published October 11, 2025

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#ukrainewar #ukrainewarupdate #military #militarydevelopments #militarystrategy #russia #putin #militarynews #breakingnews REPORTED: Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces say they struck the Buyan‑M “Grad” on Lake Onega (Karelia) at 04:31 local. Independent visual confirmation is pending. EXPLAINER: Lake Onega anchors Russia’s inland waterway junctions—Volga–Baltic (to the Caspian), White Sea–Baltic (to the Arctic), and Svir/Ladoga/Neva (to St. Petersburg). ANALYSIS: A successful hit inside this network would puncture Russia’s strategic depth narrative and force scarce air defenses to cover interior nodes—from locks and depots to ports and yards. This is the beginning of the end. Ukraine has brought the war to Russia's most protected stronghold, St. Petersburg's backyard, and the secret passage route of nuclear submarines. On 4 October, a Russian warship carrying Kalibr missiles with nuclear capability was destroyed in Lake Onega, 1,000 kilometres from Ukraine. The myth of the safe harbour is over. In this video, we examine this incredible operation that rewrote the rules of war: 🔹 STRATEGIC TARGET: Why are Lake Onega and the White Sea-Baltic Canal, where the attack took place, such a vital "superhighway" for Russia's Northern Fleet and nuclear submarines? 🔹 COLLAPSING DOCTRINE: How did this single precision strike consign Russia's "Strategic Depth" doctrine, relied upon since Napoleon, to the dustbin of history? How did Russia's greatest strength become its greatest curse...