Soldato
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russian airborne forces have taken antonov airport, 15 miles from the center of Kiev.
I can't imagine there will be much at all. I should think the "conventional" invasion will be all but over by tomorrow lunchtime.Still just seems like the Russian armour is on a nice roadtrip. Where is the resistance?
Some people think this crisis means we should become more dependent on fossil fuels when in fact it means the opposite. If they hadn't been such climate crisis deniers we'd have got there much faster and be in a much better position right now.
I can't imagine there will be much at all. I should think the "conventional" invasion will be all but over by tomorrow lunchtime.
What are the rest for context, I thought they'd shut all their nuclear power stations
Three active nuclear power plants, all scheduled to close end of this year. (Were scheduledFrom what I can find.
- Nuclear: 60.9 TW⋅h (12.6%)
- Brown coal: 81.94 TW⋅h (16.9%) 55% of which is 9.295%
- Hard coal: 35.56 TW⋅h (7.4%) 55% is 4.07%
- Natural gas: 59.08 TW⋅h (12.2%) 6.1%
- Wind: 131.69 TW⋅h (27.2%)
- Solar: 50.7 TW⋅h (10.5%)
- Biomass: 45.45 TW⋅h (9.4%)
- Hydro: 18.27 TW⋅h (3.8%)
Absolutely, solar, nuclear, wind etc. should all be pushed vs. fossil fuels.
Yes, now I think this will be a storm in a teacup in comparison to a global war since there won't be any military resistance from the West.
Putin will take Ukraine and it will all be over by Sunday.
I don't think it will escalate outside of Ukraine and I personally don't fear nuclear war breaking out. No nation has talked about sending troops in, just sanctions, so I see no real threat of escalation unless Putin tests NATO at the Polish border, for example. Also as a pre millennial and post boomer I am of course sage from conscription, though I have played DCS so reckon I'd be ace in a Eurofighter.
Still just seems like the Russian armour is on a nice roadtrip. Where is the resistance?
No he does not still want them and certainly not enough to force the hand of NATO to be obligated to come to the defence of another NATO country. (which is NATO's raison d'etre)But he still wants them.
I don't think (I hope) they aren't worth as much to go to nuclear war over. But that's up to him.
Tbf I'm surprised at that, a lot of wind energy. Hopefully they will stop buying from Russia.From what I can find.
- Nuclear: 60.9 TW⋅h (12.6%)
- Brown coal: 81.94 TW⋅h (16.9%) 55% of which is 9.295%
- Hard coal: 35.56 TW⋅h (7.4%) 55% is 4.07%
- Natural gas: 59.08 TW⋅h (12.2%) 6.1%
- Wind: 131.69 TW⋅h (27.2%)
- Solar: 50.7 TW⋅h (10.5%)
- Biomass: 45.45 TW⋅h (9.4%)
- Hydro: 18.27 TW⋅h (3.8%)
Absolutely, solar, nuclear, wind etc. should all be pushed vs. fossil fuels.
So did the west during gulf war 1 and 2.Putin takes Ukraine with nothing but a scratch. The west did nothing but words...you bet he's going to feel embolden to go further.
Like christ he's already threatened nukes. He's clearly not messing about.
Yeah looks like it, they went down faster than the french...
Rumours that the only variant of the largest aircraft in the world, the Antonov AN-255 Mriya has been destroyed in the attack on Antonov International Airport near Kyiv
That's unfortunate if true.Rumours that the only variant of the largest aircraft in the world, the Antonov AN-255 Mriya has been destroyed in the attack on Antonov International Airport near Kyiv
I don't know, to push so far so fast, are they totally over extended?
Having some troops etc in one parts of a country is one thing, holding onto it is quite something else.
Rumours that the only variant of the largest aircraft in the world, the Antonov AN-255 Mriya has been destroyed in the attack on Antonov International Airport near Kyiv
Still just seems like the Russian armour is on a nice roadtrip. Where is the resistance?