The post about the global situation will be published tomorrow.
If you have been following the reporting as you should, you know that the Russian team has had to rely on their special forces and send VDV and naval infantry to the area around Huyliapole, where Ukraine has carried out a series of offensive operations resulting in local breakthroughs in the defense lines.
Deepstatemap is far behind, and in places like Stepnohirsk (which is not the Huyliapole area at all), Ukraine is clearing up the town, but Deepstatemap has a disputed area far north of the town.
Project Owl has recently cleaned up the unit maps, which was welcomed.
This means that Ukraine’s strategic offensive reserves will soon carry out offensive operations against the best RU can deploy – the special forces that have been resting from the VDV and naval infantry.
Yes, there are also Spetsnaz and reconnaissance, but they fall into the same overall category.
In addition, if RU were to send in FSB, GRU, or better Rosgvardia forces, they would theoretically be better (but with less combat experience!), but you will never see them as they are needed for the upcoming domestic power struggle.
Once this power struggle plays out, we will have a clear picture of how the war will unfold – either the VDV and naval infantry will halt the offensive, or it will be a 1:5 slaughter (again), and we will know what the future holds.
Trump has just lifted the oil sanctions against Russia, with the always willing India ready to profit from Ukraine’s demise.
Most likely, Trump will withhold the little equipment he still sells to Ukraine – like those 3500 robots that Russia probably doesn’t want in their factories at all.
Can he influence Europe much more?
Probably not really, apparently we are now sending Gripen, so the no Biden gave us no longer applies, and among the last things Russia wants to see in Ukraine are 150 Gripen.
Which is a testament to our defense industry – 122, CV90, Archer, and Gripen all received top marks from Ukraine, and besides sending the best we have from emergency stockpiles or prioritizing, no other countries have received top marks in everything. Best in class.
The Germans’ Panzerhaubitze 2000 was too technologically complicated, the Abrams too heavy and prone to breakdowns, so it goes on.
The CV90 is formidable, but Bradleys have also proven to be excellent, right?
If there’s anything we should preserve, it’s our defense industry; it’s sad that we’ve sold off a lot.
Anyway, the Huliyapole area has low RU defense density, and UA has just liberated Ternove – it’s very open terrain, so if they break through RU defenses and try to defend in open terrain under pressured command, good luck, Russian bastards.
The area RU has advanced in, and when they plan an offensive, they do not prepare well for defense other than building a comfortable bunker for the commanders.
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I’m starting to think a bit – on October 7, 2023, there is a lot of anecdotal evidence that warnings came in beforehand about something brewing and when the attack would start, alarms went off, but no action was taken as crucial border posts were unmanned.
Considering how things have developed since then and that Iran is on the verge of collapse, which is crucial for Israel, there is at least reason for a discussion about this, I think – and Israel has had that discussion, but usually not much comes out of it in times of martial law and unrest when everything falls under national security and can be suppressed.
On October 7, Hamas (+ Russia) were apparently involved, and Iran wasn’t entirely on board as Hezbollah missed the opportunity. But never miss a good crisis, Netanyahu has likely used the attack as leverage to get to this point. If all the terrorists had died before crossing the border, we wouldn’t be here where Israel convinced the USA to strike down Iran.
As with all major decisions when soldiers are to be sacrificed or taxpayers are to be mobilized, it’s best done with images of suffering children and heart-wrenching stories of misdeeds.
We know that Russia was involved; the tunnels were filled with Russian equipment, and during the attack, voices can be heard shouting in Russian on film – it’s indisputable.
Hamas was also in Moscow in June 2023 and during the summer, and cash flows from Russia to Hamas were logged during the summer.
If Netanyahu seized the opportunity in the air, it wouldn’t be the first time in world history that a country used a crisis or created a false flag, but I lean towards Netanyahu seizing the opportunity.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67958260
By the way, Israel is not the country that ignores verifiable information on moving images with today’s date, using the excuse that the opponent probably doesn’t want war after several such mistakes in the past – they have almost ingrained it in their DNA if I understand correctly?
One more troubling thing – Israel has targeted Iran’s oil infrastructure, and the USA has targeted three Iranian oil tankers. The oil price immediately spiked, then dropped, and then rose again.
Do you remember the 2008 crisis when the oil price went over $200 USD, by the way?
This gives Iran legitimacy to start targeting oil infrastructure in MENA – after all, the laws of war apply, and proportional retaliation.
The logic behind this is hard to see beyond the fact that the USA is denying oil to the EU and China?
The quick-witted realize that the USA is now fueling the negative consequences of the conflict rather than being restrained, and they blame Israel.
Trying to overthrow the regime by burning their oil fields is not best for anyone, not even the USA or Israel – any suggestions why?
When both the USA and Israel were simultaneously targeting these types of targets, there is a thought behind it.
I have some other posts in progress, but it’s worth noting that in the UK, they have amended their HMF law and further legislation so that it now (can!) trump freedom of speech, and then they want to remove juries from trials.
Just like in Sweden, they have gone far beyond the original idea of the law, and it is being used to protect intolerance, hate, and threats from legitimate criticism, completely turning it upside down.
“I can hate as much as I want and be intolerant, but you can’t criticize me for it” – that’s how it’s starting to look for the privileged groups covered by the new definition.
Because you can’t both hate, threaten, and be a victim, but that’s how the law is being applied, which the silent majority in Europe is starting to notice.
We complain a lot about the USA, but there are things happening here too, and it’s not good at all.
It was close that chatcontrol 2.0 was passed in the EU, and if we get blasphemy laws and secret trials on top of that, we are not far from what we claim to fight against – all to save the children and the vulnerable, of course.
The step in the UK to make it illegal to criticize politicians is not a huge one, and it’s surely something politicians consider as citizens become increasingly angry about the consequences of terrible policies 😀
I’m going to start addressing this as it is important because it shows how easy it is to start dismantling well-functioning systems once you decide to do so.
The downside, of course, is that one day the silent majority will have had enough, but until that day, one lives in the illusion that they can do whatever they want because the rest of us are tolerant.
With a little luck, all of this will deflate if Iran and Russia fall, who knows.
Anyway – those who say that Russia is in favor of the Iran war are wrong, right now Ukraine is gaining 10,000 brownie points globally for helping MENA with interceptor drones and RU’s most important ally after China disappeared.
China and Russia have also made a huge mistake – instead of the USA getting a bunch of ships and planes sunk/shot down that would prevent them from further waging war, they have essentially lost nothing in eliminating Iran. The clowns missed their chance to strike first, and they have to live with that.
The question everyone should grapple with – is the USA-Iran situation a step in global escalation or is it a wet blanket over global escalation?
Considering the epic mistake of not striking first, this must be a negative, right?
It is quite clear that the USA-Russia are coordinating.
It is also clear that China-USA are not coordinating.
But China can take advantage when the USA is busy, or maybe they have been scared into passivity – we simply have to wait and see.
Just as China is now very cornered, RU is very cornered in Ukraine, and you saw what Iran did when they were cornered.
Trump said that the USA was surprised by Iran’s retaliation, so they clearly haven’t read Johan No.1, who predicted that they would go down in one last big fireworks display.
Low odds – the more cornered the evil team becomes, the higher the risk of arrows of escalation in an unexpected direction.
At least now the Balts are warning that they are starting to feel worried about Russia, and those who remember Trump’s rants know that he won’t lift a finger for the Baltics – I bet it’s part of a USA-RU agreement.
The day our mechanized brigades are in the Baltics, we are ready to defend them, but not a second before.
We can assume that Russia and China are considering whether they can regain the initiative.
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Russian losses in Ukraine 2026-03-12
Very hardware, pleasing.
But relatively few manpower losses, sad.
What’s happening?
The White House estimates that the war in Iran has cost at least 11.3 billion dollars, equivalent to 105 billion kronor, just during the first six days. A Pentagon official is said to have stated this in a closed-door briefing for senators, according to a source for the New York Times.
However, the figure is not the total cost of the operation. Several congressional officials have previously stated that the administration will soon request additional funding for the war. Some officials predict that the request will be for 50 billion dollars.
Russia earns additional 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue as oil prices soar amid US-Iran war, analysis finds.
Russia has earned an additional 6 billion euros ($6.9 billion) in two weeks of fighting between the U.S. and Iran, a March 12 analysis by the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) found.
“Ryssland slår till mot Zaporizhzhia med styrda bomber, skadar 13, inklusive barn.
Bombattackerna riktades mot Zaporizhzhia och byn Rozumivka, vilket skadade lägenhetsbyggnader, hem och viktig infrastruktur. En 11-årig pojke och en 12-årig flicka skadades.”
“Ukraine’s Special Ops and USF struck Russian targets in occupied territories, destroying a radar in Crimea and hitting arsenals, drone depots, and air defense.”
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/71718
“UAVs are attacking targets in the area of the city of Dovzhansky, Lugansk region. It is likely that a headquarters/base of the Russian Armed Forces was hit.”
https://bsky.app/profile/babayagafella.bsky.social/post/3mgtjlhldhc2k
“Tykhoretsk, militärkorrespondenter registrerar ankomster vid oljeomlastningsbasen i Tykhoretsk.”
https://bsky.app/profile/babayagafella.bsky.social/post/3mgtjbqv34c2k
“Trump news at a glance: Trump says war is won but ‘we don’t want to leave early’ as oil prices rise again
Trump continues contradictory messaging on Iran; US will release 172m barrels of oil from strategic supplies. Key US politics stories from 11 March”
128 combat clashes
N Slobozhansky-Kursk 1
S Slobozhansky 1
Kupyansk 3
Lyman 6
Slovyansk 7↗️
Kramatorsk 0
Kostjantynivka 22💥
Pokrovsk 24💥💥
Oleksandrivskij 6
Huliaipole 21💥
Orikhivsk 1
Prydniprovskij/Dnipro 1
Sum sectors 90
Unlocalized 38↘️
Total 128↘️
Frontal attacks 🇷🇺, per day/7 / resp 28-day average:
In addition to the above 28-day average Russian frontal attacks 🇷🇺, also unlocalized attacks (🇺🇦) and the ratio between them. A declining trend, some stabilization in recent weeks.
👍 Nice to see that the Russians’ attack seems to be weakening, even though it also applies to Ukraine in the end.
At the same time, we had a lot of casualties in today’s loss report, which could possibly be a sign that the attacks have decreased, but instead become more extensive where they start using more armor, etc. so of course no definite conclusions can be drawn.
Yes, a total of 20 AFVs!
Ration remains. But difficult to assess unlocalized. Are the Ukrainian counterattacks that have gained ground in the south included? Because then I think the numbers should be higher.
Thank you Johan no 1. As usual, very interesting.👍👍👍
Would we have produced the high-quality defense material if Sweden had not been neutral during the Cold War? Hard to say. We probably wouldn’t have had an aviation industry. But Bofors has ancient roots, as well as Hägglunds. Who (at sea) doesn’t remember the ship cranes from Hägglunds. Reliable regardless of the weather. ASEA acquired that part when Hägglunds increasingly shifted towards defense. Sweden’s first submarine was ordered in 1902, so there is a long tradition there as well. Submarine no 1 can be seen at the Naval Museum in Karlskrona. One of the few submarines from that time that is preserved. I had the impression that Sweden/Finland would remain neutral but changed course under pressure just like Hultqvist.
I have always thought of a Nordic defense alliance where we also took responsibility for the Baltics.
Probably wouldn’t have been so bad but now it became NATO.
In my plastic bathtub, I note that Iran is now escalating its threats and attacks, which will undoubtedly increase the profitability for local suppliers of cheap whiskey to me. It’s really exploding everywhere now, and they are open about targeting banks and technology companies with connections to the US and Israel. There are more daily air raid sirens now than there were a week ago.
In my office somewhere in the desert, it used to be calm, but not anymore. Incoming missiles are being shot down here too, and this morning there was a lot of noise.
Now there are at least 5-6 air raid sirens per day, earplugs are the savior at night because there are at least a couple during the night, and I can’t function without sleep.
I am torn about the situation and how long it can be considered somewhat safe here. I don’t have any flights booked to leave, I plan to stay a while longer before giving up. Johan wrote a few days ago about working abroad and the advantages are truly many, both in terms of money and lifestyle, and these contracts certainly don’t come easy, at least not for me.
A bit more news about what’s happening in this part of the world:
There is significant mining activity in the Strait of Hormuz, and there are rumors of drone boats ready to stop ships from passing through. Once again, Ukraine’s expertise in this area could have been helpful. Regardless, the oil price will certainly be affected significantly in the future.
[Link to news article]
I was looking into this yesterday, where is Iran’s new leader?
[Link to news article]
As everyone living here has already figured out, it’s not just the US and Israel being targeted in the UAE:
[Link to news article]
And now the floodgates are opening to attack the entire country, anything connected to the economy can be targeted.
‘Economic zones across Middle East will be destroyed’
[Link to news article]
All the best from Abu Dhabi.
Iran has some mini submarines in its fleet. Perhaps the USA has sunk most of them, otherwise the USA is in danger. “Abraham Lincoln” is probably on standby in Oman, but the submarines should be able to reach there. But I think the USA has thought about this and sunk the submarines at an early stage. In addition, the USA has eight “Arleigh Burke”-class destroyers nearby. The USA has sunk 30 ships but does not know how many submarines Iran has left.
Hang in there Jocke. The war will soon be over.
Yes, bite down. You will emerge stronger from this, even if it feels heavy now. Remember when I fled from Poltava with the Russian bastards on my heels. Everything was crap, but after a few years of eating cabbage rolls in Turkey, I was home and everything was fine with a weak beer barrel in my arms. After this, everyday problems are nothing.
All tips from someone with experience are great, now it feels much better 🙂
Another tip, develop a bathtub that can easily be transformed into a shelter bubble. Could be manufactured in different sizes, the largest for a family.
Useful for shorter attacks or if one doesn’t have time to get to the shelter, alternatively it should be able to be used as a regular bed for safe overnight stays.
👍
Can it come with a built-in beer cooler?
Read that they were going to change the signal at night, has there been any change? And is the ‘danger over’ still the same? Sometimes it happened that it was different, but felt a bit random.
Yes, the signal at night is message-ding, both the air raid siren and the “all clear” but it is really maximum volume on that signal. However, it is significantly better than the one that howls like they use during the day.
On the other hand, it shouldn’t be a “comfortable” sound I suppose.
Yes, exactly, a fine balance there. At the same time, the alarms were almost more terrorizing than the explosions, especially at night, and particularly when you wake up with a pulse of 200 and then it’s ‘the danger is over’. Mental health takes a hit. Must be collective PTSD in Ukraine that has been living with that for several years now.
I guess that Iran’s new leader is either dead, in a coma, or so injured that they cannot support him to make a statement to the people.
100% on it
Well, one thing that is good is if one survives, I might have written that too.
The arms race is really interesting – Iran has built crazy capabilities
JohanNo1 wrote
“If there is something we should preserve, it is our defense industry, sad that we have sold out a lot.”
I do not agree with you here, look at the products that Saab and Hägglunds have in their catalogs. Small Sweden with 10 million inhabitants manufactures practically everything a defense needs, and moreover, all products are of very high quality.
Of course, there are gaps, Sweden does not produce aircraft carriers but we make many other really good and even some more unusual products, such as our submarines 🙂
Johan perhaps meant that the above-mentioned company is partially owned by other countries?
Aircraft carriers maybe Sweden doesn’t need, what do I know? 😊
True, that applies to Hägglunds, Saab, however, is Swedish. 🙂
Yes, it’s okay for someone not to agree on everything once a year 👍
Isn’t Hägglunds owned by BAE Systems, I thought?
SAAB is Swedish, indeed ✊✊💥
Sweden was on the way to building a seaplane cruiser in the 1930s with space for 12 airplanes under the hangar deck. Due to, among other things, economic reasons, the project became smaller and smaller. Ended up with the seaplane cruiser “Gotland”. Six or eight planes were launched with catapults. The planes could land on water, and in the stern, the ship had a crane that lifted the planes onto the deck. As aviation technology advanced, it was converted into an anti-aircraft cruiser. The only one in the world as far as I know. “Gotland” remained in service until the early 1960s. It was used as a long-distance travel ship for many years.
Oops, you learn something new every day 👍👍👍
Good info, thank you! 👍
When will the Arab states start fighting back? Surely they can’t accept being bombed daily forever?
This is one of the things that worries me the most, how long will they just keep receiving before they get tired and what will happen then in this region?
The world is poorly equipped for dictators who get feelings, Lex all major wars.
Ukraine is a bit unique just like Finland was
“To see the USA-Russia collaboration is quite clear.”
The cooperation includes Russia providing its “allies” Syria, Iran, and Venezuela with Russian air defense systems, which are completely ineffective against American air strikes 👍🙏.
Yes, that too 🤣🤣
Tragicomic reading of today’s column in SvD about Russia’s propaganda buildup against Sweden and Finland.
A short quote –
The fourth book in the series, published in 2024, is, however, dedicated to Sweden and Finland: “A brief history of Swedish and Finnish Russophobia.”
According to this book, the origin of the so-called Swedish Russophobia can be traced back several centuries, all the way to 1611 when the Swede Jakob De la Gardie took Novgorod. But since it is not even possible to convince the Russians themselves of the necessity of military attacks against Sweden due to the conquest of Novgorod in the 17th century, the focus here is instead on the country’s connections to Nazism.
Russophobia?
De la Gardie captured Moscow in 1610, right? The Russians have forgotten that. But there was another “Swede” who ravaged Moscow almost at the same time. It was Sigismund with his Polish/Lithuanian army who captured Moscow some years later. I think it was in 1612. Sigismund was the Polish king at that time but the son of John III. This is usually never mentioned.
Johan III was a bastard son of DenGamle, who resided at the court. Some hundred years later, Den Gamle had another bastard son from what is now a Frenchified court baptized with the same name, Johan No.1 (as mentioned, a few hundred years had passed and DG lost count).
Johan III was raised at court by the queen. A similar setup was intended for Johan No.1, but Den Gamle took Johan on a long journey as a baby and did not return until several years later, by which time the younger brother Carl had already been appointed as successor. Den Gamle received an allowance to raise Johan in exchange for his silence.
Johan inherited The Old Man’s gene for abnormally slow aging.
The Old Man saw that a small child could come in handy in certain dark operations. The smuggling of a nuclear missile from a country in the Warsaw Pact was significantly facilitated.
Johan No.1 was only ten years old when Den Gamle tricked a Polish female border guard into watching his son while Den Gamle checked in the bulky luggage on board, which the border guard didn’t notice because she was sitting and listening attentively to Johan telling an exciting story about how he had been inside a nuclear missile silo with his dad, watching rockets. 🚀 And impressed her with details about range, explosive power, and speed.
The allowance quickly put Den Gamle to sleep.
😂😂😂
The latest news about Iran. Staying at a hotel and can watch all news channels. Apparently, the new leader Mojtab Khamenei has spoken out. Iran does not back down an inch, the martyrs will be avenged, the Strait of Hormuz will be closed, and the unbelievers will be punished.
The strange thing is that no images are shown of anyone speaking, Mojtab Khamenei. CNN and BBC point out that it sounds more like a text produced by the Revolutionary Council to be read out. To be continued.
Dead, in a coma, or seriously injured.
All three probably.
Yes, apparently it was some newsreader who was given a text to read and just like you write, that text can come from anywhere. If the great new leader is in good standing, it should really be in his interest to show himself, so it’s just strange that no one sees him.
You get these kinds of vibes.
https://zn.ua/ukr/war/okupanti-shukajut-poserednikiv-dlja-rejestratsiji-starlink.html
February 12, 2026, 6:27 PM
Occupiers are looking for “middlemen” for the registration of Starlink. SBU warns of new recruitment methods and the risk of treason. SBU has announced that the Russians have doubled their efforts to recruit Ukrainians after losing access to Starlink satellite communication terminals. In particular, the occupiers offer Ukrainians two methods – to register the terminals in CNAA for a fee, or to pretend to be Ukrainian military personnel who have just purchased a terminal with their own money and ask for help in connecting it. The authority reminds that cooperation with the occupiers can lead to criminal liability, as it makes such individuals accomplices.
Russians are forcing families of prisoners to register Starlink in their name. If recruitment attempts occur, the security service asks for reporting.
Earlier, ZN.UA reported on the opportunities that have opened up for Ukraine’s armed forces thanks to the Russians shutting down Starlink. Ukraine’s armed forces have had successes in the Zaporizhia region, and the activity of Russian drones has decreased to almost zero.
Read more in the article by Vitaliy Kononuchenko “Closing of Starlink for the Russians: what will change on the front?”
https://zn.ua/ukr/war/vidkljuchennja-starlink-dlja-rosijan-shcho-zminitsja-na-fronti.html
They have apparently taken the higher leaders to Pakistan now they are no longer in Iran.
The UK has completely lost its way and I find it very difficult to understand why.
Yes, laws are only for those who follow them, as we also see in Sweden with crime that cannot be stopped and then stricter laws for us law-abiding citizens, like depositing cash in the bank, but we still have some kind of common thread in all of this where at least attempts are made to tackle the gangs, welfare corruption, and the criminal family groupings which are indeed major problems today.
Jens Nylander has also exposed the other corruption – municipalities and the state against the business community, not least the corruption in our efforts to save the world from the climate crisis, even though the media flat out refuses to even mention him as a welfare messiah.
In the UK, the government is starting to sense dissatisfaction among citizens, especially after refusing to investigate the “grooming scandal” and coming down hard to silence protests and openly favoring certain groups.
There is an old news anchor who has been knighted for his work with pedophiles in the UK, who says up to 250,000 children have been victims, so it’s not a small scandal. He is an extremely credible source as he has been working on this since the 80s, but now I forgot his name.
A government has to deal with both the group in society that pays taxes and then the majority, whoever they may be in each respective country.
Now they are going to remove juries, making the judge all-powerful, a system they have had for 800 years. They already have up to four years in prison for thought crimes today, and have just tightened it up significantly, causing many completely legitimate and normal organizations to go crazy as the proposal effectively limits freedom of speech.
Parliamentarians who usually do not want to take a stand on critical issues and various “national treasure celebrities” are now out screaming on social media and in parliament.
Rowan Atkinson, John Cleese, and Ricky Gervais to name a few.
Yes – we have laws and then the application of laws, which can be stretched quite a bit, but here it is the legislation itself that is being significantly overhauled.
Unfortunately, with 4-5 imprisonments and harsh sentences, everyone stays quiet until they don’t anymore, but if they manage to get broad layers really upset, anything can really happen.
The UK is not a new democracy and they have not been occupied like Eastern Europe at all or had military juntas like Southern Europe, or been occupied in WW2 – they are one of the world’s oldest democracies with just as long a tradition of a functioning state system as us.
It’s like you can do whatever you want arbitrarily, and even though we have quite a bit of that in Europe, especially in terms of how our tax money is used, there are big things happening right now.
So the question is – why change something that has worked very well, why?
There is a suspicion that what we are seeing is just like the UN where the West paid and China/Russia bribed their way into the organizations.
Taxpayers foot the entire bill, but other groups come in with promises of lots of votes in elections and bribe directly, and then suddenly push through many important issues for them.
The fact that the bribes come from corruption in the public/welfare sector to some extent is even crazier.
This is all upside down, and the question is how far can you go on such a path before the large group of taxpaying citizens who want to get what they pay taxes for have had enough, or can you silence them with a firm grip?
Forgot that they solve 6% of serious crimes but have invested heavily in recruiting police officers who monitor social media and then there are home visits in case of threats and hate.
Yes, this too – they don’t want to touch grooming gangs with tongs that are extremely serious abuses of children but have cracked down very hard on thought crimes that have often been criticism of grooming gangs.
Such things must be a red flag for large groups in the country.
There is something about the Anglo-Saxon countries that makes them very compliant to the current state ideology. It’s some kind of modern Lutheranism. Guilt and self-flagellation. The same in the UK as in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
England has lost its footing since leaving the EU. 5 prime ministers in 8 years says a lot. Imagine if Scotland and Northern Ireland leave the union…
I meet a lot of Brits in this country and when we chat about things, pretty much everyone says the same thing when we get to why we are here, their comment is almost always “UK is no longer what it used to be” and that really confirms what you’re writing Johan and that a number of people have grown tired of what’s happening there.
One thing I haven’t understood either about Iran – why didn’t they build the important bunkers and storages under schools, daycare centers, and hospitals?
They did manage to establish a girls’ school at a military base. If it was the case that the Americans had outdated information when targeting the Tomahawks.
China demands a ceasefire and that Iran should stop bombing neighboring countries – can one guess that the ceasefire is the important thing?
Has China made the official statement?
They usually sacrifice chickens on all projects I’ve worked on when they’re about to start piling.
Not uncommonly, the neck is half severed and the chicken runs off, splattering blood on everyone.
Working on interpreting your response to my question… will get back to you 😳
Have you received the splatter pattern?
Difficult to interpret otherwise…
Sure darn, I forgot about that.
Termite mound
I think MXT is trying to shift from Ethereum to oil today when his crypto crashed.
This was a bit funny – Germany is going to release the strategic wind reserve to counteract the oil crisis since they don’t have any oil reserves.
(a bit funny)
It takes a lot of effort to get the wind going.
😂
It’s noticeable that it’s released, it’s blowing like crazy here and the electricity price is at the bottom. Unfortunately, it seems like the Germans have emptied it at 4 pm when the prices suddenly return to normal.
Do you remember the single father who was imprisoned because his daughter drew an “unpatriotic” drawing? They have now been granted asylum in France.
https://www.dn.se/varlden/far-och-dotter-flydde-ryssland-efter-teckning-mot-kriget/
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