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So Russia has had to send two of their best divisions who were spearheading the Pokrovsk offensive back to stabilise the front in Kursk.

Going to plan for Ukraine, for once. The Pokrovsk axis hasn't seen any considerable movement for a good while. Let's hope the autumn starts getting horrendously wet and cold asap.

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On 13/09/2024 at 15:08, sidcow said:

Yes, he could attack a few undersea cables and pipes but it's not going to help in his war. 

Absolutely. 

Russia is now dependent upon gas flowing south.  It would literally take 20 missile hits to completely remove Russia's ability to export gas via pipelines.  

 

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This constant dithering over long range capability while Russia bombs hospitals, schools and other civilian infrastructure with North Korean and Iranian missiles shows how weak 'our' team is when it comes to this.

Norway and Denmark are considering if they should set up shop and help Ukraine with their own missile programmes as the 'bigger' partners are just being cowards. They're both extremely capable producers of everything needed in missiles, and Norway are currently supplying the US with the F35 cruise missile JSM\NSM.

I'm really disappointed in the US, France and UK on this. We're just letting this war go on for years at the expense of millions of Ukrainians. image.thumb.png.680766b03584a6254680bf6416a17aa6.png

 

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TBF to us and the French we've been on the Ukrainian side of this for a while now. It's the Americans and Germans who aren't sure, and as we need to show a united front to the Russians, we can't undercut our partners 

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3 hours ago, Mandy Lifeboats said:

 

Absolutely. 

Russia is now dependent upon gas flowing south.  It would literally take 20 missile hits to completely remove Russia's ability to export gas via pipelines.  

 

The pipelines sending resources to Nato countries?

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1 hour ago, Mozzavfc said:

TBF to us and the French we've been on the Ukrainian side of this for a while now. It's the Americans and Germans who aren't sure, and as we need to show a united front to the Russians, we can't undercut our partners 

Look at the graphic over your post and see if you still think the French are a great ally.

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1 hour ago, Mandy Lifeboats said:

A few.  But mainly to China.

I would be surprised if Russia continued supplying gas to NATO countries if it was at war with NATO. 

I don't think we should be bombing pipelines supplying anything to China personally.

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5 minutes ago, TreeVillan said:

Would anybody notice a difference?

Of course. For a start there'd be a hole in the roof where the rain pisses through..... Oh wait! 

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I was just watching an interesting video.  To cut a long story short, Russia is taking over Libyan ports.   This will gives them a naval base in the Mediterranean.  This is especially important because they can now maintain submarines and resupply destroyers. 

There was a lit of speculation whether Russia has the actual manpower to maintain these facilities or is simplying throwing money at Libya.  

 

 

 

 

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