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In doing so, he blocks the loading point.
December 18, 2025 at 9:44 PM
In doing so, he blocks the loading point.
This oil will likely be sold below market price. We only see the publicly advertised price, not the price charged by the shadow fleet. According to the Argus Media agency, this Russian oil cost between $35 and $45 in November of this year.
December 18, 2025 at 9:36 AM
This oil will likely be sold below market price. We only see the publicly advertised price, not the price charged by the shadow fleet. According to the Argus Media agency, this Russian oil cost between $35 and $45 in November of this year.
Why would they want to go out to sea? The danger is too high and their benefit very little. Although I assume the middle segment is still buoyant and serves as a gate. Perhaps one could try to sink it?
December 18, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Why would they want to go out to sea? The danger is too high and their benefit very little. Although I assume the middle segment is still buoyant and serves as a gate. Perhaps one could try to sink it?
I don't believe Serbia will learn anything from this. And I wonder what the Russians wanted to steal? The Serbs themselves have almost exclusively old, really old Russian equipment and only a few Western systems that are readily available in other countries. I think this was more about bribery, etc.
December 18, 2025 at 8:55 AM
I don't believe Serbia will learn anything from this. And I wonder what the Russians wanted to steal? The Serbs themselves have almost exclusively old, really old Russian equipment and only a few Western systems that are readily available in other countries. I think this was more about bribery, etc.
I believe the picture was taken near Rylsk, when this convoy was attacked with ATACMS. There were an incredibly high number of dead because the trucks were full of soldiers.
December 17, 2025 at 8:25 PM
I believe the picture was taken near Rylsk, when this convoy was attacked with ATACMS. There were an incredibly high number of dead because the trucks were full of soldiers.
Why? Because you have too big a mouth and you have "volunteered" right now by vilifying the Russian army and Putin.
He's right, of course, but if he really is living in Russia, then not for much longer. They'll find him and then he'll be killed on the front lines.
He's right, of course, but if he really is living in Russia, then not for much longer. They'll find him and then he'll be killed on the front lines.
December 17, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Why? Because you have too big a mouth and you have "volunteered" right now by vilifying the Russian army and Putin.
He's right, of course, but if he really is living in Russia, then not for much longer. They'll find him and then he'll be killed on the front lines.
He's right, of course, but if he really is living in Russia, then not for much longer. They'll find him and then he'll be killed on the front lines.
This happened in mid-November. What's still missing, however, is a Russian investigation into the case. They haven't provided the Serbs with any information or documents either. In other words, they're not offering any official assistance.
December 17, 2025 at 7:42 PM
This happened in mid-November. What's still missing, however, is a Russian investigation into the case. They haven't provided the Serbs with any information or documents either. In other words, they're not offering any official assistance.
And this is despite the fact that the weather is making the drones less effective. But it's also clear that the Russians are becoming increasingly poorly equipped, and their military capabilities are deteriorating. However, their sheer numbers still make them dangerous.
December 17, 2025 at 7:27 PM
And this is despite the fact that the weather is making the drones less effective. But it's also clear that the Russians are becoming increasingly poorly equipped, and their military capabilities are deteriorating. However, their sheer numbers still make them dangerous.
2/2Previously, the price difference was $2-5 between Brent and Ural oil; now $10.One reason for this is said to be price reductions for Arab oil for Asian customers.They are taking the opportunity to displace RUS in that market.The gas price is currently quite high,but business has collapsed for RUS
December 17, 2025 at 7:22 PM
2/2Previously, the price difference was $2-5 between Brent and Ural oil; now $10.One reason for this is said to be price reductions for Arab oil for Asian customers.They are taking the opportunity to displace RUS in that market.The gas price is currently quite high,but business has collapsed for RUS
1/2 Over the past five years, the average price has been around $70. Russia likely used this figure when calculating its 2025 budget. The average price for 2025 was around $60. Now it's at $50. At what price can/will Russia continue to supply the oil?
December 17, 2025 at 7:20 PM
1/2 Over the past five years, the average price has been around $70. Russia likely used this figure when calculating its 2025 budget. The average price for 2025 was around $60. Now it's at $50. At what price can/will Russia continue to supply the oil?
The white dot is still visible at the stern of the boat. Therefore, it probably hasn't sunk and is still afloat. But the other submarine is gone. The question is, why wasn't the second one relocated as well? It might not be 100% seaworthy and can only be maneuvered with tugboats.
December 16, 2025 at 3:49 PM
The white dot is still visible at the stern of the boat. Therefore, it probably hasn't sunk and is still afloat. But the other submarine is gone. The question is, why wasn't the second one relocated as well? It might not be 100% seaworthy and can only be maneuvered with tugboats.
Unfortunately, they also have two or three dry docks in Novorossiysk. So they could certainly repair it there. But how safe would it be? The Russians probably don't really know what to do either. They'll likely just wait and see.
December 16, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Unfortunately, they also have two or three dry docks in Novorossiysk. So they could certainly repair it there. But how safe would it be? The Russians probably don't really know what to do either. They'll likely just wait and see.
Lots of blood and extensive damage to the BTR. It's a miracle he made it this far. These rotations are dangerous, but necessary; otherwise, the soldiers will turn into zombies like the Russians.
December 16, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Lots of blood and extensive damage to the BTR. It's a miracle he made it this far. These rotations are dangerous, but necessary; otherwise, the soldiers will turn into zombies like the Russians.
They'll probably get themselves tangled up in it.😆
December 16, 2025 at 3:23 PM
They'll probably get themselves tangled up in it.😆
Two ships and one submarine have left the harbor. I'm just going to assume that if the target submarine were seaworthy, it would have set sail as well. It's likely that its rear propulsion system was damaged, which could result in a stay in dry dock.
December 16, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Two ships and one submarine have left the harbor. I'm just going to assume that if the target submarine were seaworthy, it would have set sail as well. It's likely that its rear propulsion system was damaged, which could result in a stay in dry dock.
They're not really armed. They don't have any combat gear with them either. Just simple bandits, I'd say...
December 16, 2025 at 3:14 PM
They're not really armed. They don't have any combat gear with them either. Just simple bandits, I'd say...
It could have been the AN-26 (I think it was) in Crimea, which was standing on the runway with its engines running and ready to start.
December 15, 2025 at 8:25 PM
It could have been the AN-26 (I think it was) in Crimea, which was standing on the runway with its engines running and ready to start.
Yes, they don't have large ships there that could serve as AD. I was referring to the land route. The drones have to fly over that. In the area 20-50km behind the front line, the RUS had a lot of AD. But those were then moved to other positions where the anti-aircraft guns were destroyed.
December 15, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Yes, they don't have large ships there that could serve as AD. I was referring to the land route. The drones have to fly over that. In the area 20-50km behind the front line, the RUS had a lot of AD. But those were then moved to other positions where the anti-aircraft guns were destroyed.
Yes and no. Look at where the drones have to go. The Russians simply can't see them, or their air defenses aren't working together, or have gaps that are too large.
December 15, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Yes and no. Look at where the drones have to go. The Russians simply can't see them, or their air defenses aren't working together, or have gaps that are too large.
What?! That can't be happening! Holy cow! How could a drone like that even get into the harbor? Especially during the day? How far away are the Russians going to move their ships now? They'll have to/will build a wall in their ports.😲
December 15, 2025 at 3:36 PM
What?! That can't be happening! Holy cow! How could a drone like that even get into the harbor? Especially during the day? How far away are the Russians going to move their ships now? They'll have to/will build a wall in their ports.😲
To me, it looks like an anti-aircraft missile from an older system like the Strela-10 or 9K33 Osa. Newer missiles don't produce such a swirling exhaust cloud. It looks more like it's being pulled by a string.
December 14, 2025 at 7:29 PM
To me, it looks like an anti-aircraft missile from an older system like the Strela-10 or 9K33 Osa. Newer missiles don't produce such a swirling exhaust cloud. It looks more like it's being pulled by a string.
These are the exhaust fumes from an anti-aircraft missile.
December 14, 2025 at 7:26 PM
These are the exhaust fumes from an anti-aircraft missile.
As long as Trump is in power, agreements with the USA are worthless.
December 14, 2025 at 7:13 PM
As long as Trump is in power, agreements with the USA are worthless.
Very powerful jamming devices, so what was there was extremely important to the Russians. It's astonishing that the Ukrainians found this spot. Big hit and incredibly important. This throws several plans into disarray and could have prevented a larger attack.
December 14, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Very powerful jamming devices, so what was there was extremely important to the Russians. It's astonishing that the Ukrainians found this spot. Big hit and incredibly important. This throws several plans into disarray and could have prevented a larger attack.