I’ve said before, Russia is loser #2 behind Ukraine in this war. Europe is taking it in the shorts, and borrowing money to feed the MIC doesn’t actually improve things for Americans on net.
HIMARS disrupting the supply lines played a huge roll in the successful counterattack, hopefully these new longer-range weapons will also have the same result.
That first one is a bigly Russian Propagandist account.
A very good chance his dad had a Nuke Russia bumper sticker and voted for Reagan twice. As if what happened in Germany was not enough evidence, we are seeing in our country what large scale propaganda and lies can do to a nations citizens and it is sad and scary.
Amazing how they could lose money when global crude is over $80 a barrel. I saw somewhere that it costs Russia on average $40 a barrel to drill the oil and $20 to transfer and ship it. China and India will only buy Russia oil at $20 discount to Brent crude, which doesn't leave any meat on the bone.
That is a start. Those poor shareholders… oh, what will they do now?
Keep hitting oil/gas infrastructure.
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I am relieved that we are getting capacity cranking. It was really disappointing that with our arsenal brimming with precise instruments we were running out of war hammers. I hope we never have to use them but having the shells and production are a deterrent all on their own.
My hope is we can ramp up additional production lines for other weapons, as well as in Europe. The alarm has been going off for 2 years. Time to get longer range, precision weapons ramped up. And, plan for the next generation. Ukraine is teaching us a lot about the future of warfare.
