[Reuters] Moscow halts grain deal after bridge to Crimea struck
[Reuters] Moscow halts grain deal after bridge to Crimea struck
Russia halted participation on Monday in the year-old U.N.-brokered deal which lets Ukraine export grain through the Black Sea, just hours after a blast knocked out Russia's bridge to Crimea in what Moscow called a strike by Ukrainian sea drones.
This is some bullshit. The first time Russia blockaded Ukrainian grain in the Black Sea, they had the plausible deniability that they weren't aware it was going to cause mass food shortages in poorer countries. Now they know full well that's what will happen, and they're doing it again.
The West would be justified in clearing a path in the Black Seas themselves, in my opinion. Russia's being little terrorist bitches.
No the United States is not justified in killing people who haven't hurt Americans
It's not as black and white as that. There's obviously a point where the West would have to push back against Russia. Most likely this grain deal won't be enough for the West to make any significant new moves apart from what they're already doing, but Russia is playing a stupid game by using mass hunger in poorer countries as a pawn in this war.
Oh dont worry, it wont be Americans lol. They'll just be confirming to the Turks where the Russians are amd what they're thinking
US naval vessels are barred from crossing into the
balticblack sea last time i checked.It will be the Turkish defending the grain ships and destroying anyone who intervenes
What if a bunch of "pirates" commandeered a US Navy carrier fleet, sailed it right up the Don river, and started taking over Russian cities?
Apparently the road was damaged, possibly not the pillars: https://piped.video/watch?v=XfQwgJ-WD8o
More importantly, the rail seems to be usable still.