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Lars Mortensen (@larslmortensen)
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Politologen (@KlausKondrup)
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JKS 🇩🇰🇺🇦🌻 (@JohnKStreet1)
RT @NOELreports (NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦): ❗️The EU paid about €7.88 billion for Russian LNG from the Yamal Arctic project in the first nine months of 2026, Euronews reports, citing Urgewald and Kpler. European ports received a record 12.18 million tonnes, 9.5% more than a year earlier, accounting for 85% of Yamal’s recorded deliveries. France received nearly three-quarters of EU deliveries in September. The EU has banned new Russian energy contracts and plans a full Russian LNG import ban from January 1, 2027. #Russia
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Politologen (@KlausKondrup)
RT @Nordexium (Nordexium (🇫🇷 🇩🇰)): 📌 RUSSIA’S ARMS INDUSTRY HAS A $65 BILLION ORDER BOOK. THE WEST HAS A PRODUCTION PROBLEM. The United States, NATO and the EU can commit billions to Ukraine, but money alone does not win wars. Weapons and ammunition must actually be produced, delivered and replaced. That is where the West faces a serious challenge. On October 9, Alexander Mikheev, head of Rosoboronexport, announced that the company’s order book exceeds $65 billion. It covers more than 800 active contracts for military equipment supplied to foreign customers. Around 280 Russian defence-industry enterprises are involved in fulfilling these contracts. The company is also pursuing around 20 technological cooperation projects, with more than 100 additional projects under discussion with countries friendly to Russia. These are accumulated orders, not annual deliveries. But they show the scale of Russia’s defence-export business and the industrial network behind it. MY ASSESSMENT The West has spent heavily on supporting Ukraine, but spending figures mean little if factories cannot produce enough equipment to meet demand. Modern warfare burns through ammunition, artillery barrels, drones and armoured vehicles at a rate that peacetime production lines struggle to match. Russia is not fighting this war with money alone. It has a large defence-industrial base, ongoing production and an export business worth tens of billions of dollars in accumulated orders. The West must expand its own production while keeping Ukraine supplied. If it fails to do both, the gap between political promises and what reaches the battlefield will remain a serious problem for Kiev. #NORDEXIUM #Russia #Ukraine #NATO #MilitaryIndustry #DefenceProduction https://t.co/ozuOfBYnho
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Karl Billeskov (@KarlBilleskov)
RT @LoneWolfV_ (Wolf): 🚀 #Russia 🇷🇺 continues its campaign to destroy infrastructure and economic targets in the rear According to Zelensky's estimates, approximately 2,100 drones, nearly 1,700 guided aerial bombs, and 78 missiles were launched against Ukraine in the past week. — Compilation video of major targets hit in recent days
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Lars Mortensen (@larslmortensen)
@MattTucker1776 No! It is because #trump is a traitor to the US, to the West, to its allies, to #Ukraine and to everything the US has stood for since 1918! #maga #uspolitics #gop #whitehouse #russia #dieselgate https://t.co/Zj11K9cSlM
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Lars Mortensen (@larslmortensen)
Traitor to the US, to the West, to #Ukraine and to everything the US has stood for since 1918! #maga #trump #uspolitics #gop #whitehouse #russia #dieselgate https://t.co/P1NLgy3PcU