I doubt it's coincedence giving Russia cutting itself from the internet, what sort of impact would severing cables have ?
Sending out a ship to cut cables would lose you that ship.
I doubt it's coincedence giving Russia cutting itself from the internet, what sort of impact would severing cables have ?
Which is a pretty massive task as many are in subs around the world, and others are on mobile launchers that could be anywhere within Russia.
You only need to miss half a dozen or so, and that's most of western Europe obliterated.
It’s not only Putin that must be paranoid.
Name one country with rich people that doesn’t attempt to influence governments?
Which Russian bot made you vote Tory/Labour/Lib dem against your will?
Reds under the beds is so ‘50’s.
They know once this is over people will forget in a short while but they will be sat on a massive bargain.
Agree. It is an agonisingly difficult call to make, but a line has to be drawn. What sort of world have we become where a country can invade another sovereign state on a false premise, slaughter civilians and hide under cover of nuclear retaliation? Where does it stop? Is that a world even worth living in, where the bullies can rampage through the playground without restraint and fear of consequences?Do you think this stops with Putin committing mass murder in Ukraine? If the answer is no, then the question isn't do we stand up to him but when do we stand up to him.
So two points:
1. They are working on other sources, but need to take this oil currently so they can keep refining capacity up.
2. They are donating the difference in price back to Ukraine.
Just one missed would wipe out a city the size of London, killing millions in the process. That’s without the lasting impact. It’s unthinkable.
The article doesn't mention your second point, have you a source?
Anonymous should show that next time they hack into a Russian tv serviceBrave man, but I fear for his family. Hopefully not posted already (I did check a few pages back, honest!)
They'll use chlorine or sarin at some point, unfortunately a major bombing campaign against Kyiv is probably where they'd use it.
2. They are donating the difference in price back to Ukraine.
That ship needs to have an unfortunate accident.Apparently the Yantar has left port. Not only can it spy on undersea cables, but it's also a 'mothership' to multiple minisubs and ROVs that are capable of severing undersea cables at depths of 3-5 miles.
The article doesn't mention your second point, have you a source?
You would say that.
Right ok. So which piece of voting is invalid due to Russian interference?Have you been living in a cave? Its well documented that Russia has had great success on social media with its disinformation campaigns, sowing discord in western society. They wouldn't have spent that much time doing it if it didn't have any effect. Twitter has shut down accounts traced back to Russian cyber that had 100s of thousands of followers. To say people weren't/aren't influenced by what they see and read on social media is deluded, campaigns don't spend billions on social media because it doesn't work.
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11718
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Research_Agency
This says they are donating profits from any oil purchased and not what you claimed.
So they aren't doing this.