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The domain slide.The domain slide or the youtube that seems to have been removed?
The domain slide.The domain slide or the youtube that seems to have been removed?
Or they could send over Trudeau as an economic policy advisor…
Senior Russian General in charge of their Chemical-Radiological-Biological defense unit, along with his assistant, was assassinated this morning outside his Moscow apartment. More info here:
Russian Military’s Chemical Weapons Chief Killed in Moscow Blast - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed on Tuesday in a brazen attack in Moscow claimed by Kyiv — the most senior military figure assassinated in Russia yet as the Kremlin's campaign in Ukraine drags on.www.themoscowtimes.com
Who Is Igor Kirillov, the Highest-Ranking Assassinated Russian General? - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed Tuesday in an apparent targeted assassination outside an apartment building in Moscow.www.themoscowtimes.com
And a list of pro-Russian supporters and defectors killed since the war started:
The Pro-War Russians and Ukrainian Defectors Killed Amid Moscow’s Invasion - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed Tuesday in a blast outside an apartment building in Moscow, becoming the highest-ranking military official to be killed in such a blast during the Kremlin’s full-scale invasion.www.themoscowtimes.com
Using a scooter bomb, no less ....Senior Russian General in charge of their Chemical-Radiological-Biological defense unit, along with his assistant, was assassinated this morning outside his Moscow apartment. More info here:
...Russian Military’s Chemical Weapons Chief Killed in Moscow Blast - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed on Tuesday in a brazen attack in Moscow claimed by Kyiv — the most senior military figure assassinated in Russia yet as the Kremlin's campaign in Ukraine drags on.www.themoscowtimes.com
Russia having some troubles with their oil tankers lately
not exactly great for the other Black Sea residents though
Think of "domains" as environments both physical (such as land, sea, air, space) and energy (electromagnetic = cyber and electrochemical = human brain)The domain slide.
Russia having some troubles with their oil tankers lately
My understanding is that they’re tankers designed for Russia’s internal rivers and canals. They aren’t designed for the physical stresses of sailing at sea with wave action.not exactly great for the other Black Sea residents though
are the ships just old and worn out?
I’ve read that they were carrying Mazut - heavy fuel oil; low quality. Not sure where they’d have been trying to go or what they thought would happen once they were through to the Med.So, is this an indication of bigger problems, or an outlier?
Looking at UKRs campaign against refineries and such, is Russia now having to move more POL to to different areas in ways that they hadn't planned to? I suspect the answer to that is yes.
If RUS is now bringing riverboat tankers to the sea to ensure that their folks in Crimea/front lines are getting fuel, and now 3 of those riverboat tankers have been lost, what will the impact be in a few weeks/months?
I'm not going to pretend I know what's in the tankers - probably not crude oil though, probably (somewhat) refined diesel.
Is that 3 ships worth of fuel lost to the support of the invasion forces? How many tanks/trucks does that park? The first two ships were 9000 tons of fuel oil, and the 3rd one might have been (an unconfirmed report) 3700 tons. That's the better part of 13,000 tons of fuel oil lost.
Math estimates on that is about 15,000,000 liters of fuel. (~1200l per ton - ish - not sure if they were metric tonnes or imperial...that has an imapct)
As we roll into winter, is that fuel that was going to be used in heating plants? Who's going to start getting cold now, and what will the knock-on impact be to the war?
I suspect that those tankers were doing the run just fine for months...the summer months anyhow.
Now that winter is upon them, a couple of days of heavy seas has now directly impacted Russia's ability to support getting fuel to theatre.
If Russia is now no longer able to use these 3 ships to deliver fuel to the area, how are they going to make up that fuel deficit?
Aside from Gulf War 1, this war has to be one of the worst in terms of environmental impactSo, is this an indication of bigger problems, or an outlier?
Looking at UKRs campaign against refineries and such, is Russia now having to move more POL to to different areas in ways that they hadn't planned to? I suspect the answer to that is yes.
If RUS is now bringing riverboat tankers to the sea to ensure that their folks in Crimea/front lines are getting fuel, and now 3 of those riverboat tankers have been lost, what will the impact be in a few weeks/months?
I'm not going to pretend I know what's in the tankers - probably not crude oil though, probably (somewhat) refined diesel.
Is that 3 ships worth of fuel lost to the support of the invasion forces? How many tanks/trucks does that park? The first two ships were 9000 tons of fuel oil, and the 3rd one might have been (an unconfirmed report) 3700 tons. That's the better part of 13,000 tons of fuel oil lost.
Math estimates on that is about 15,000,000 liters of fuel. (~1200l per ton - ish - not sure if they were metric tonnes or imperial...that has an imapct)
As we roll into winter, is that fuel that was going to be used in heating plants? Who's going to start getting cold now, and what will the knock-on impact be to the war?
I suspect that those tankers were doing the run just fine for months...the summer months anyhow.
Now that winter is upon them, a couple of days of heavy seas has now directly impacted Russia's ability to support getting fuel to theatre.
If Russia is now no longer able to use these 3 ships to deliver fuel to the area, how are they going to make up that fuel deficit?
Mein Fuhrer, don't worry the Luftwaffe can supply all that they need!So, is this an indication of bigger problems, or an outlier?
Looking at UKRs campaign against refineries and such, is Russia now having to move more POL to to different areas in ways that they hadn't planned to? I suspect the answer to that is yes.
If RUS is now bringing riverboat tankers to the sea to ensure that their folks in Crimea/front lines are getting fuel, and now 3 of those riverboat tankers have been lost, what will the impact be in a few weeks/months?
I'm not going to pretend I know what's in the tankers - probably not crude oil though, probably (somewhat) refined diesel.
Is that 3 ships worth of fuel lost to the support of the invasion forces? How many tanks/trucks does that park? The first two ships were 9000 tons of fuel oil, and the 3rd one might have been (an unconfirmed report) 3700 tons. That's the better part of 13,000 tons of fuel oil lost.
Math estimates on that is about 15,000,000 liters of fuel. (~1200l per ton - ish - not sure if they were metric tonnes or imperial...that has an imapct)
As we roll into winter, is that fuel that was going to be used in heating plants? Who's going to start getting cold now, and what will the knock-on impact be to the war?
I suspect that those tankers were doing the run just fine for months...the summer months anyhow.
Now that winter is upon them, a couple of days of heavy seas has now directly impacted Russia's ability to support getting fuel to theatre.
If Russia is now no longer able to use these 3 ships to deliver fuel to the area, how are they going to make up that fuel deficit?
pictures look really black for what ever thats worthI’ve read that they were carrying Mazut - heavy fuel oil; low quality. Not sure where they’d have been trying to go or what they thought would happen once they were through to the Med.
Maybe he's emboldened because the pee pee tapes got erased somehow?An interesting take on what could occur.
P-E Trump appears publicly to be taking a much harder stance on Putin than he has in the past 4 years.