While Britain is back a position to welcome another 30 year lasting war at 'the continent', there is an US UkrEx team now. They must get rid of Biden so they need mistakes, he made alone, his garage is not big enough, where he is storing the information, he stole for his corrupt Ukr gas deals. And so Hersh makes us belive now, that NS-2 and NS-1 were one Terror act from Biden alone
Excellent piece. I wonder If some reports on Russian ammunition shortages and reduced use of artillery on the battlefield along with reports of Russian tactical aviation assets being moved forward with the intention of throwing them into the battle to make up for artillery deficiencies are true. If so it could be signs of desperation and the “collapse” of Russian offensive capability may be closer than we think. While the Russian Air Force has some excellent aircraft, I do not believe they have enough fully trained and experienced pilots to man all of them. If they were afraid to utilize air power at the beginning of the war using it now could prove to be a disaster. Without effective SEAD, the vastly improved Ukrainian air defense system could lead to a destruction of the Russian Air Force with little tactical gain. The Russians only know one way to fight. Without massive artillery (or effective tactical air support) there is no Russian offensive capability. I look forward ti your future episodes,
Team Biden blew up NS2, but not NS1.
While Britain is back a position to welcome another 30 year lasting war at 'the continent', there is an US UkrEx team now. They must get rid of Biden so they need mistakes, he made alone, his garage is not big enough, where he is storing the information, he stole for his corrupt Ukr gas deals. And so Hersh makes us belive now, that NS-2 and NS-1 were one Terror act from Biden alone
https://zivilist.substack.com/p/hershs-mising-half-of-northstream
Hi Mick, very much looking forward to this week's introspective from you! This 8 minutes is a great lead in!
Excellent piece. I wonder If some reports on Russian ammunition shortages and reduced use of artillery on the battlefield along with reports of Russian tactical aviation assets being moved forward with the intention of throwing them into the battle to make up for artillery deficiencies are true. If so it could be signs of desperation and the “collapse” of Russian offensive capability may be closer than we think. While the Russian Air Force has some excellent aircraft, I do not believe they have enough fully trained and experienced pilots to man all of them. If they were afraid to utilize air power at the beginning of the war using it now could prove to be a disaster. Without effective SEAD, the vastly improved Ukrainian air defense system could lead to a destruction of the Russian Air Force with little tactical gain. The Russians only know one way to fight. Without massive artillery (or effective tactical air support) there is no Russian offensive capability. I look forward ti your future episodes,
Thanks a lot! One thing that is definitely new in this war is that we get live coverage through videos taken by soldiers.