Ukraine Invasion - Please do not post videos showing attacks/similar
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Poland is currently doing more trade with Russia than before the war.
Russia (RUS) and Poland (POL) Trade | The Observatory of Economic Complexity
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It's funny so many don't even seem to read past headlines in this thread to know what they are up to.
Challeneger tanks is a good example, its a ******* stupid idea to send them as they would be mostly unusable there.
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Poland is currently doing more trade with Russia than before the war.
They are making a big deal about Germany not wanting to send tanks and they haven't even officially asked for them.
Russia (RUS) and Poland (POL) Trade | The Observatory of Economic Complexity
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It's funny so many don't even seem to read past headlines in this thread to know what they are up to.
Challeneger tanks is a good example, its a ******* stupid idea to send them as they would be mostly unusable there.
That page you linked mostly talks about 2020 and at times mentions Jan 2022 (before the war kicked off) so it doesn't seem like any of this data is relevant to the last year or so.
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there some really sick people out thereWonder how much they‘re love it if someone blew there own homes and town up with missiles
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pretty sure they were all built in Leeds, and the upgrades done elsewhere once Leeds shut down. The hulls themselves are all 20+ years old now
Poland Imports from Russia - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 1994-2023 Historical
Poland Imports from Russia was US$2.59 Billion during 2023, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. Poland Imports from Russia - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on January of 2025.
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Sorry didn't realise you can't see the 2022 data without the sign up.
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For some perspective, this is what "we" did to a residential area of Hamburg, Germany in WWII. The fireball was so intense the canals boiled and those seeking refuge from the incredible heat and 100MPH + winds the fire drew into itself by entering the water were boiled alive.
Definitely built in Newcastle. They literally had them parked outside and one permanently installed as a gate guardian.
For some perspective, this is what "we" did to a residential area of Hamburg, Germany in WWII. The fireball was so intense the canals boiled and those seeking refuge from the incredible heat and 100MPH + winds the fire drew into itself by entering the water were boiled alive.
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Nope Newcastle, I live about a mile from the Armstrong/BAE factory they were built in
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Poland Imports from Russia - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 1994-2023 Historical
Poland Imports from Russia was US$2.59 Billion during 2023, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. Poland Imports from Russia - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on January of 2025.
Sorry didn't realise you can't see the 2022 data without the sign up.
Yep I give up, that is also 2021 data.
But you know they are as you work for the Russians know what's being targeted?
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No idea what was meant to be there or even if it was the target.
You know it was though?
As the Ukraine doesn't allow reporting of military damage and ONLY reports hits on civilians targets, then you'll have to inform me of the ratio of civilian structures hit versus military.
If you only report misses by the enemy and only report hits by yourselves it somewhat skews the data set.
Modern ordenance is very expensive. Too expensive to blow up random civilian structures that aren't going to help win you the war.
Are missile shortages not a thing now?
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The russians have been blowing up random civilian structures from the first day of the war!No idea what was meant to be there or even if it was the target.
You know it was though?
As the Ukraine doesn't allow reporting of military damage and ONLY reports hits on civilians targets, then you'll have to inform me of the ratio of civilian structures hit versus military.
If you only report misses by the enemy and only report hits by yourselves it somewhat skews the data set.
Modern ordenance is very expensive. Too expensive to blow up random civilian structures that aren't going to help win you the war.
Are missile shortages not a thing now?
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