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on the destruction of civilian(...) 01/15/26(Thu)02:44:23 No.526059329

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on the destruction of civilian infrastructure Anonymous 01/15/26(Thu)02:44:23 No.526059329 Archived

so russia did some damage to ukraine's power, heating, etc. how much does this impact ukraine's war effort? obviously the soldiers on the front don't feel it immediately, but this sort of thing could potentially lead to problems for the state's finances and stability, like happened in serbia in 1999 https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1351/MR1351.ch6.pdf

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01/15/26(Thu)02:46:41 No.526059330

Anonymous 01/15/26(Thu)02:46:41 No.526059330

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Anonymous
01/15/26(Thu)02:49:24 No.526059331

Anonymous 01/15/26(Thu)02:49:24 No.526059331

>>526059330
>no arrow

Anonymous
01/15/26(Thu)03:35:42 No.526059332

Anonymous 01/15/26(Thu)03:35:42 No.526059332

>>526059329
Three years and they finally achieved their original goal of making Ukrainian civilians uncomfortable. 2nd power unquestionably.

Anonymous
01/15/26(Thu)03:44:41 No.526059333

Anonymous 01/15/26(Thu)03:44:41 No.526059333

+21 degrees inside, +25 when heating is on, khokhols will definitely freeze in their beds and surrender pretty soon.
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