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To: DesertRhino
After the Ukes British sea drone attack on the Russian fleet involved in the transport, they called off the deal.

After the attack on the Russian fleet, the Ukrainians continued to export grain and ignored the threats of the Russians, and grain exports went up.

The Russians then had to decide whether to try to attack civilian freighters and look even worse, or back down. Guess what? They backed down. Sad!

6 posted on 11/02/2022 7:53:22 AM PDT by Alter Kaker (Gravitation is a theory, not a fact. It should be approached with an open mind...)
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To: Alter Kaker; silverleaf; UMCRevMom@aol.com; ought-six; dennisw; marcusmaximus; Widget Jr; PIF; ...

After Russia recieved assurances from Kiev: “It said Kyiv guaranteed “the non-use of the humanitarian corridor and Ukrainian ports determined in the interests of the export of agricultural products for conducting military operations against the Russian Federation.””

So I have several questions. Were Ukranian ports used to execute the alleged attack? Were the attackers using the humanitarian corridor? Where were the British sea drones launched from? Are they also checking Russian ships leaving the Black Sea possibly carrying arms for delivery to Syria, as well as grain?


17 posted on 11/02/2022 8:24:55 AM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authority!)
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To: Alter Kaker

Worse, the Russians had to decide whether they wanted to attack Turkish flagged ships.


20 posted on 11/02/2022 8:38:38 AM PDT by buwaya (Strategic imperatives )
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