[FarCenter]

It's odd that all refineries weren't destroyed in the first days of the war.

Also that the bridges over the Dnieper are still standing north of Kherson.

[janetjanet998]

Video Plumes of black smoke in Odessa, Ukraine after Russian airstrikes targeting fuel depot
https://rumble.com/vzidns-plumes-of-black-smoke-in-odessa-ukraine-after-russian-airstrikes-targeting-.html

[Fido969]

Russians are claiming that fuel production in Ukraine is shut down, Ukrainian armies won’t be able to maneuver.

[AndyJackson]

This is pure propaganda. The Russians have used all their missiles and bombs, their equipment is old and rusty, the troops are untrained, they are withdrawing and headed for defeat, oh and Putin is insane and sanctions are destroying their economy.

[LouieFisk]

“It’s odd that all refineries weren’t destroyed in the first days of the war.
Also that the bridges over the Dnieper are still standing north of Kherson.”
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I suspect Russia would prefer to keep such things intact, if at all possible. Destroying Ukrainian infrastructure isn’t the end goal. Surrender is.

[catnipman]

russian trolls at FR cheer mightily as russia destroys the infrastructure of their neighbor ... such wonderful people, those russians ...

[ASA Vet]

Despite the rocket attacks, there were no casualties

Likely because the NATO AWACS orbiting in Poland near the Moldova border gave them warning early enough to get their people clear.

[TianaHighrider]

Thank you for the post.

[BobL]

Looks like they’re starting to soften up Odessa.

[SamAdams76]

I'm thinking the American people were better informed on World War II in 1942 - way before TV and the Internet.

It's shameful that in the so-called information age that we are all so ill-informed by our useless lapdog media.

Newspapers, radio and news reels of 1942 were superior to what we have today.