>>/46902/
Many things similar. But it is much different how it is treated by EU officials and media.
It's good for many, profiting from it in different ways, both individuals and companies.
Iran could profit by pressuring the west leaving their nuke program alone. They have this chance now.

 >>/46903/
I don't like these mysterious alphabet agencies source based stories.
But it is true that shale oil extracting is relatively expensive and the trick Russia and Saudi pulled back in early 2020 made it unprofitable. Now the price rising and it's profitable again. It is a win for the US oil industry because they rely on it heavily.

 >>/46905/
Wars often go in parallel. If one door is open another can open.

 >>/46906/
Civilians leaving Mariupol. When enough leaves the troops there will be crushed.
Odessa is an important target. At the Dnieper, there's Dnipro and Zaporozhya.

 >>/46915/
That and picrel too. I saw a couple of versions, so someone updates it. I only translated one or two stuff from it tho.