captain sparrow
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Per questo sei così ricco
cambia hobby
Situazione Ucraina
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captain sparrow
Forumer storico
L'ucra ha bisogno di soldi. Zal deve comprare altre ville. Poverino è un indigente
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Kyiv’s cash crunch exposes tight Russian assets timeline
Ukraine will need to start the belt-tightening in April if outside funds don’t arrive sooner.
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a323109
Trafficante e Signore Della Guerra
Gli diamo i soldi russi congelati nelle nostre banche?L'ucra ha bisogno di soldi. Zal deve comprare altre ville. Poverino è un indigente
Kyiv’s cash crunch exposes tight Russian assets timeline
Ukraine will need to start the belt-tightening in April if outside funds don’t arrive sooner.
Non è un ottima idea?
captain sparrow
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Grande idea direi
"I grandi gruppi industriali sono rimasti in Russia. E con le loro tasse finanziano un terzo delle spese militari di Mosca": il report - Il Fatto Quotidiano
Oltre 2mila aziende occidentali ancora attive in Russia
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a323109
Trafficante e Signore Della Guerra
ah, una fonte autorevole: IL FALSO QUOTIDIANOGrande idea direi
"I grandi gruppi industriali sono rimasti in Russia. E con le loro tasse finanziano un terzo delle spese militari di Mosca": il report - Il Fatto Quotidiano
Oltre 2mila aziende occidentali ancora attive in Russia
Meglio aspettare
a323109
Trafficante e Signore Della Guerra
La Dobra ColaGrande idea direi
"I grandi gruppi industriali sono rimasti in Russia. E con le loro tasse finanziano un terzo delle spese militari di Mosca": il report - Il Fatto Quotidiano
Oltre 2mila aziende occidentali ancora attive in Russia
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Sono andati via, ma mica si possono portare dietro il capannone, lo mettono in valigia come bagaglio a mano?
Coca-Cola registra nuovamente i suoi marchi in Russia - Lettera43
Coca Cola, che aveva lasciato la Russia dopo l'invasione dell'Ucraina, ha presentato tre domande di registrazione dei propri marchi al Servizio federale per la proprietĂ intellettuale. Ma se ne era mai andata?
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Madiba
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Ukraine is heading toward a strategic defeat, writes Bild military commentator Jihad Julian Röpcke Al-Julani. He says the situation can no longer be covered up by PR campaigns from Kiev’s General Staff or by government attempts to downplay or ignore reality.
According to him, Ukrainian journalists and activists understand how serious things have become, but neither the Ukrainian army nor its Western backers are learning the necessary lessons from their previous failures.
Röpcke argues that sending Western armored vehicles is pointless given Russia’s growing dominance in fiber-optic and other advanced drone systems.He adds that Western countries remain limited to sporadic aid and misguided investments in overhyped long-range Ukrainian drones, calling instead for supplying Kiev with missiles and "millions of FPV drones."
He also criticizes the Ukrainian authorities.
Röpcke notes that Kiev seems to take this war of destruction only partially seriously. The supposed 17,000 men mobilized each month are nowhere to be found on the front, and observers and soldiers alike are left guessing where they actually are. Desertion and long absences from duty — which leave entire brigades existing only on paper — go largely unpunished.
This leads to false assessments of troop strength, major gaps on the frontline, and repeated Russian breakthroughs.
He believes November will likely set a new annual record for territorial losses.
This rate of collapse, he writes, means Ukraine could lose territory each month equal to the size of Berlin. At this pace, Russian advances toward the major cities of Dnepropetrovsk and Zaporozhye are only a matter of months — at most a year or two.
According to him, Ukrainian journalists and activists understand how serious things have become, but neither the Ukrainian army nor its Western backers are learning the necessary lessons from their previous failures.
Röpcke argues that sending Western armored vehicles is pointless given Russia’s growing dominance in fiber-optic and other advanced drone systems.He adds that Western countries remain limited to sporadic aid and misguided investments in overhyped long-range Ukrainian drones, calling instead for supplying Kiev with missiles and "millions of FPV drones."
He also criticizes the Ukrainian authorities.
Röpcke notes that Kiev seems to take this war of destruction only partially seriously. The supposed 17,000 men mobilized each month are nowhere to be found on the front, and observers and soldiers alike are left guessing where they actually are. Desertion and long absences from duty — which leave entire brigades existing only on paper — go largely unpunished.
This leads to false assessments of troop strength, major gaps on the frontline, and repeated Russian breakthroughs.
He believes November will likely set a new annual record for territorial losses.
This rate of collapse, he writes, means Ukraine could lose territory each month equal to the size of Berlin. At this pace, Russian advances toward the major cities of Dnepropetrovsk and Zaporozhye are only a matter of months — at most a year or two.
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