Interesting.I saw a video claiming to show captured Russian POWs being shot in the legs intentionally by Ukraine troops.
— Aldin 🇧🇦 (@tinso_ww) March 27, 2022
Regardless of side, this should be forst verified, investigated and all those punished.
I try to avoid posting that kind of content so I won't post it.
Sunday, March 27, 2022
A bloody war is about to get bloodier. Surrender is about to go out the window
War In Ukraine Will Echo Through The Middle East
via AFPC.org
Take Israel. A Russian invasion of Ukraine has the potential to be downright ruinous for the Jewish state, historian Shimon Briman explained in a recent article for the Ha'aretz newspaper. Ukraine "has been Israel's main grain supplier for more than a decade," he notes. "Deliveries from Ukraine account for almost 50 percent of Israeli consumption of grain and other cereals. To understand what the loss of Ukrainian grain would mean, simply break off half of your child's sandwich or half of the loaf of bread you bought for breakfast and hide it away out of reach. Because you won't have it any more."
The same could hold true for other Middle Eastern nations as well. Egypt, for instance, ranks as the world's largest consumer of Ukrainian wheat, and imported more than 3 million tons – nearly 14% of Ukraine's total wheat production – in 2020. Current Russo-Ukrainian tensions have already hiked the global price of that commodity by nearly 10 percent, forcing the Egyptian government to raise domestic prices. If a full-blown war takes Ukraine offline as a supplier, we could witness rising food insecurity – and potential social unrest – along the Nile.
Lebanon is arguably in an even worse situation, because Ukraine currently provides more than half (55%) of its total wheat. These are supplies that the country (currently in the midst of a protracted national economic meltdown), can scarcely do without.
Knock on effects. They're talking about fuel...but food will be worse.
The Biden admin hasn't even begun to address this global issue that will rock the world in the latter half of this year.
Berger's sycophants strike back...they're doing their best to defend the jacked up plan of their patron
Interesting. The whole damn thing is interesting.1/x It is interesting that the retired community feels themselves as the guiding light to save "time honored contributions". Webb cites the fact that 22 4-Stars (& others politically connected) have started a daily working group to oppose Gen Berger.https://t.co/0Eg4hONALZ
— Travis Reese (@CTReese2) March 26, 2022
Ukraine War Threatens to Cause a Global Food Crisis
via NY Times
“Ukraine has only compounded a catastrophe on top of a catastrophe,” said David M. Beasley, the executive director of the World Food Program, the United Nations agency that feeds 125 million people a day. “There is no precedent even close to this since World War II.”
Ukrainian farms are about to miss critical planting and harvesting seasons. European fertilizer plants are significantly cutting production because of high energy prices. Farmers from Brazil to Texas are cutting back on fertilizer, threatening the size of the next harvests.
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China, facing its worst wheat crop in decades after severe flooding, is planning to buy much more of the world’s dwindling supply. And India, which ordinarily exports a small amount of wheat, has already seen foreign demand more than triple compared with last year.
This is why China is trying to play nice with India...they're trying to corner the market on their wheat!
Around the world, the result will be even higher grocery bills. In February, U.S. grocery prices were already up 8.6 percent over a year prior, the largest increase in 40 years, according to government data. Economists expect the war to further inflate those prices.
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Rising food prices have long been a catalyst for social and political upheavals in poor African and Arab countries, and many subsidize staples like bread in efforts to avoid such problems. But their economies and budgets — already strained by the pandemic and high energy costs — are now at risk of buckling under the cost of food, economists said.
Knock on effects.
The sanctions will have unintended consequences.
A new financial scheme will be developed because Russia is demanding that their good be bought in Rubles. Worthless today? Maybe, but not tomorrow.
Unfortunately that's not the real problem.
Europe is about to get pounded with a new wave of immigrants. People in the Middle East and Africa are gonna come pouring in.
Why?
Because of the last item that I posted and highlighted.
Food scarcity has always led to wars, migration, and regime change (you can probably add in increased terrorism too).
You're willing to sacrifice for the sake of Ukraine? Awesome. You haven't yet begun.
High fuel prices, potential rationing of energy and food, a new financial system that operates outside the "legacy" system that the West has setup and wars across the globe?
The reaction to this one conflict will lead to global suffering that will make the bullshit seen during the covid crisis look like child's play.
The Military Industrial Complex will be well fed though.
Congrats to the readers that bought into the MSM messaging. You've probably sealed the fate of millions of people you don't even know. All because you chose to emote instead of think.
French Rapid Reaction Corps @ Exercise Brilliant Jump 22
Exercise Brilliant Jump 22 culminated with the Distinguished Visitors’ Day where French🇫🇷, Polish🇵🇱 and Spanish🇪🇸 troops of the NRF’s High Readiness Brigade in Norway🇳🇴 demonstrated interoperability and capabilities to successfully conduct missions in cold environment. pic.twitter.com/VerBSRXyNC
— Rapid Reaction Corps France - RRC-FR (@RRCFrance) March 19, 2022
Chinese Navy ship docked at their overseas naval base in Djibouti...they're a blue water navy now...
A one region, one foe force won't work when that foe operates worldwide. Force Design 2030 might have been viable in 1999 but not today.**NEW ARTICLE** -> https://t.co/YdOj7whmcL
— H I Sutton (@CovertShores) March 26, 2022
For the first time, a #Chinese Navy ship has been seen docked art China's first overseas naval base in Djibouti
The Chinese Navy (PLAN) is becoming more of a Blue water navy all the time pic.twitter.com/dlrLJTQw19
NATO eFP BattleGroup Lithuania
In position! We stay vigilant, well trained and always ready to respond. In exercise #RisingGriffin, 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 🇳🇴 🇮🇸 🇧🇪 🇱🇺 🇨🇿 troops #eFP Battle Group🇱🇹train to be #StrongerTogether. #WeAreNato #ready11united #5YearsAsOne pic.twitter.com/GsjBE86SnT
— NATO eFP Battlegroup Lithuania (@BG_LTU_eFP) March 27, 2022
Fire at Saudi oil depot in Jeddah as Iran-backed Houthis claim attack
via Times of Israel.
A raging fire erupted Friday at an oil depot in Jeddah ahead of a Formula One race in the Saudi city.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed it was an attack by the group among a barrage of others.
While Saudi Arabia and its state-run oil behemoth Saudi Aramco did not immediately acknowledge the blaze, it was centered on the same fuel depot that the Houthis had attacked in recent days.
Knock on effects.
German Energy Group Says Gas Supply Is About to Deteriorate
via Bloomberg
The BDEW, which represents Germany’s main gas and electricity suppliers, said it can’t rule out disruptions to supplies after Russian President Vladimir Putin demanded payment in rubles, according to a statement on its website. It called on Germany to issue an early warning, which would need to be coordinated at the European level, it said.
“There are concrete and serious indications that the gas supply situation is about to deteriorate,” said Kerstin Andreae, BDEW’s chairwoman. “With Putin’s announcement that future gas deliveries will have to be paid for in rubles, an impact on gas deliveries cannot be ruled out.”
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