Ukraine

Consigliere said

Nobody should. But it is an election year, and the price of oil is an international concept, so if you burn a gallon in Moscow then a gallon in a swing state gas station costs more.

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Maybe, but Ukraine is fighting for their survival, targets of Russian infrastructure that allows them to prolong the war is fair game, or it should be. If we as a country can't support our allies in spite of a couple of dollars per gallon of gas, then we aren't very good allies.

Regardless, I don't think loss of Russian oil production is going to affect prices that much. The world is already living mostly without Russian oil exports at this point.