Canada, Seimens and Germany still in talks to resolve the Nord 1 pump issue. Hard to understand why Canada will not agree to release it since it is impacting all of the EU.
The morale situation for the Ukrainian troops seems to get worse every day.
“In the course of a special military operation, the enemy suffers significant losses . So, since May 19, for a month of fighting, the 14th mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine alone has lost more than 2,100 people killed and wounded. Due to the low moral and psychological state of 800 people intended to make up for the losses of this formation, they refused to go to the combat area , accusing the officers of incompetence, bribery and nepotism in the payment of monetary allowances.
◽️In the 10th mountain assault brigade, about 100 military personnel of the reconnaissance unit were removed from combat missions due to mass disobedience to the command and taken to Kremenchug for investigation.
◽️ A significant part of the commanders of the 30th mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have withdrawn from the management of their units and are evading combat missions. Any pretexts for simulating diseases are used. In most units of the brigade, not a single officer was left.
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What happens next? Russia implodes
Putin didn’t develop Russia at all, he just extracted stuff out of the ground and sold it, all the while building his Nazi dictatorship.
A drop in customers (and China and India aren’t going to make up for the loss) will lead to Putin’s regime imploding.
This will lead to a civil war in Russia - expect the Caucasus to assert its independence as well as Tatarstan and Yakutia
Seimens??? Most customer hostile company on the planet! (just my opinion.)
Simple. Germany’s production runs out of gas. Green-weenies cannot save them from seeing massive unemployment.
Let the Saudis supply them and the US supply itself. Want an executive order? Here’s one. Only US petroleum will be used in the US for the near term. We won’t have to rely on foreign supply chains and while we may not produce enough to handle non-vehicle uses, we can get trucks back on the road, lower prices a bit and hopefully check inflation.
Germany is getting what it programmed in itself when it closed its nuclear plants and made itself dependent on one foreign source.
What will happen? Well, maybe the beancounters in Germany will be forced to admit that globalizing your supply chain to the extent of killing off (internal) competition is past stupid. It is suicidal.
My prediction is that by next winter Germany will cave in and agree to trade gold backed ruble for gas. Otherwise they are going to freeze to death. I’ve been in Germany during the winter. It is so freaking cold!
What’s next?
Germany will burn more Russian coal.
Funny how that works...