[Politics] Russia invades Ukraine (24/02/2022)

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Eric the meek

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Aug 24, 2020
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Someone correct my thought processes here, but doesn't the destruction of oil pipelines harm the Russian. war effort?

Surely their best chance is that European public support for Ukraine evaporates in the midst of a freezing winter and one by one renege on sanctions promises and take gas through the pipeline, thus providing the money to support the military effort of mobilising so many people.

Without the possibility of Russian gas, the political will to renege on sanctions evaporates as it has become impossible to get?

You're right of course Nobby, but since when did any decision by the Russians follow common sense?
 


Nibbler

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Aug 12, 2014
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Someone correct my thought processes here, but doesn't the destruction of oil pipelines harm the Russian. war effort?

Surely their best chance is that European public support for Ukraine evaporates in the midst of a freezing winter and one by one renege on sanctions promises and take gas through the pipeline, thus providing the money to support the military effort of mobilising so many people.

Without the possibility of Russian gas, the political will to renege on sanctions evaporates as it has become impossible to get?

Well rather incredibly, North Korea has more submarines than any other nation. Just sayin'.

https://armedforces.eu/navy/ranking_submarines
 
















A1X

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Sep 1, 2017
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As if anyone believes a word that Russia says.

There’ll be plenty online who do. The ones predisposed to think the worst of the US. Those paid to spread disinformation. Those Russia has by the balls. Conspiracy theorists.
 












Weststander

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Aug 25, 2011
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Sky News and BBC News both going big tonight, with no new info, that Putin will cut all transatlantic cables and all Norwegian gas/oil pipes to strangle the entire West into a complete defeat.

Aside from 24-7 UK hyperbole, if you listened these broadcasters, seriously, they could make you want to have lived in a different time or world.
 




sparkie

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Jul 17, 2003
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Sky News and BBC News both going big tonight, with no new info, that Putin will cut all transatlantic cables and all Norwegian gas/oil pipes to strangle the entire West into a complete defeat.

Aside from 24-7 UK hyperbole, if you listened these broadcasters, seriously, they could make you want to have lived in a different time or world.

That would be the end of his submarine fleet.
 










essbee1

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Jun 25, 2014
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Sky News and BBC News both going big tonight, with no new info, that Putin will cut all transatlantic cables and all Norwegian gas/oil pipes to strangle the entire West into a complete defeat.

Aside from 24-7 UK hyperbole, if you listened these broadcasters, seriously, they could make you want to have lived in a different time or world.

What a naive c**t that prick is.
 




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