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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 11

Ukraine Strikes Multiple Targets INSIDE Russia, More Deputies Call for Putin’s Ouster

Why Europe Won’t Exploit Its Huge Gas Reserves

China loan fact of the day

This should be the absolute peak of hurricane season—but it’s dead quiet out there

Unions blast rail move to delay shipments before deadline

The Pentagon has furnished some 800,000 155-mm artillery rounds to Ukraine, while the US has just one factory making them, the General Dynamics plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania that produces only 14,000 rounds a month.

NY Gov. Hochul’s Law Claims Its First Victims: Historical Battle Reenactors

NY Times Hit Piece On Hasidic Education Published On Eve Of NY Regents Vote To Undermine All Religious Schools

Sanctuary City DC Declares State Of Emergency Over “Flood” Of Illegal Migrants Bused From Border States

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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 10

This shut off the power to a lot of people in Ukraine. ‘Daily attacks’ Putin targets natural gas thermal power plant in Kharkiv in missile strike

The fall of Los Angeles Related in a funny way.

‘A necessity’: Lebanon’s forced conversion to solar

Cancers in Adults Under 50 Have Increased Dramatically Around The Globe

What is to become of Memphis?

Visa, Mastercard, AmEx to start categorizing gun shop sales

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Things are moving so fast this is already majorly out of date in terms of what Ukraine has taken. RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 9

How the Russian invasion is changing Ukrainian farmers’ crops

Shipping lines and container owners in North America (majorly in the US) are finding it difficult to return containers to China. To add to the present challenges, the US is also facing major trucking issues that are making cargo movement within the country difficult.

In Face of Rising Domestic Prices, India Restricts Rice Exports

The World Is Not Ready For The Next Super-Eruption, Scientists Warn

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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 8

UKRAINE WAR: Moscow, We Have a Problem

DECLARING A DISASTER IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK because of Polio.

Links are short because I spent to much time watching Pro-Ukraine U-Tube videos like this….

And this….

And this….

Honestly, I think it would more profitable from a understanding things point of view to ignore all that and wait for the dust to settle. But I could not help myself.

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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, SEPTEMBER 7

‘We got too comfortable’: the race to build an LNG terminal in north Germany

An Era Ends

Pietrucha’s fixation on China’s unlikely invasion of Taiwan today is similarly flawed because it fixates on the military fleet but ignores industrial capacity. The armada for a major amphibious assault, like that against Sicily or Taiwan, is built for the occasion and scrapped shortly thereafter, not maintained in readiness for decades.

Turkey, Greece escalate war of words as they drag in EU, NATO

Ukraine is getting excited.

The pro-Ukraine sources are getting excited and not because of the southern offensive.

These are the types of breakouts that you keep paratroopers and other quick reaction forces on hand so that they can buy you time. I guess now we will find out how many of them the Russians have left after using them to man the line down south……

This one might be pure propaganda but it gives you a taste of what is out there..

This is the pro-Russian view. You can tell they are worried when they start explaining that they are really fighting NATO and not Ukrainians…..

This is a Ukraine view in counter to the above……

All that said, there is always a real risk of overextensions on these kinds of things. This is a true test of the mobility of the Russian arms. If they have reserves of any significance left, they should be able to pincer this attack and it might even help them now that the Ukrainians are out of the trench. But if they tied up their best troops holding the line then this will be textbook example of why your elite forces are supposed to be in reserve (where Napoleon famously kept his Old Guard for example).