Det virker som om algoritmen på dette stedet er i endring. Så tveets som er ca 1 uke gamle fikk 70 impressions. Hva er det i dag?
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Alle rom er solgt i Molde 23-24 november… Helt umulig å finne overnatting. @JonasGronner
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Må si at @kanarifansen er imponerende. Sjeldent man ser en kamp 500km borte fra hjemme, med så bra oppmøte.
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Nøkkelringer er en super gave til jul @litelin Kanskje det er flere som vil ha seg en @ukrainapodden
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Absurd datamaskin laget av omstendighetene sine. Tror ikke det er mange andre maskiner som blir laget basert på tegninger publisert i blader. Eller programmer overført via radio😳 theguardian.com/games/2024/o…
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Kan vi være så snill å skjule denne ideen fra @Regjeringen ? politico.com/news/2024/10/21…
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Dette er en fin julegave til noen. Hva med de ansatte? Venner, kollegaer, svigerfar?
Jeg har nøkkelringer som er laget av vingen av et SU-25 fly som ble skutt ned i Chasiv Yar i mai. En mann gikk over et minefelt for å hente delen av vingen som min kollega fikk som trofé. Han lagde nøkkelringer for å selge til inntekt til saken. Har dokumentasjon. Interessant?
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Ok på bingo kortet mitt, er nå kamper mellom Nord-Korea og Russland i Ukraina. Kulturen til russerne, kan bli vanskelig i møte med Koreansk kultur. Tipper her lett kan bli et fuck around and find out øyeblikk.
North Korean troops ready to fight in Ukraine.
When you have North Korean soldiers landing in Ukraine, I think it's time to agree that the policy of containment and escalation management has been an abysmal failure.
The slow decision making and delivery of weapons to Ukraine was one of the key factors that led to the spiralling of this war. Of course there were many other factors, but this is undeniably one of the most important reasons why this war is escalating rapidly.
Let's go back to February 2022.
Ukrainians proved early on that they were more capable than the Russian army, and all they needed was better equipment to make up for the enormous difference in manpower.
But the West was worried about Russia's "red lines", and consistently delayed united decision making about the delivery of key weapons systems.
Many of the systems in use by Ukrainian troops today including HIMARS, Storm Shadow, ATACMs, and F-16's were subject to this slow decision making. If those systems had been delivered earlier, they could have produced decisive victories on the battlefield to the point that Russia would have changed the calculus and decided to end its full scale invasion in a way where they could still claim victory to their audience at home, but they would retreat.
Just look at the effect that HIMARS had early on. It absolutely devastated the Russian military, and that's a 20 year old weapons system.
Instead, the support was slow, which emboldened Russia to keep pursuing its strategy with the idea that eventually, attritional warfare would exhaust everyone.
Now you have Iran, and North Korea actively supplying Russia with weapons, training, and troops, while there are new reports that China is supplying Russia as well.
This all could have been prevented with a stronger stance 30+ months ago.
That would have been actual escalation management.
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Denne historien er sjokkerende. Denne bør kunne bekreftes av flere land. For om Hezbollah var enige i USA og Frankrike sin våpenhvile så er det vi ser kun Israel sitt ansvar. theguardian.com/world/live/2…
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