Bjarki GD.

Always wondered, what the actual fuck hinders the locals themselves in just plopping a few planks of wood down these shitty ass bridges

Summer diesel for winter! Whohoo!

Is that 20-30% on top of what was damaged during the summer by drought and whatnot?

With all the huffing and puffing about Poland closing the rail border crossing with Belarus, I sort of expected that to show up in the loading thread, and/or to have an outsized effect, it's not good to build things up in the head :P

@prune602.bsky.social a full spectrum of reasons "NOT TO FLY ON RUSSIAN AIRLINES."

Incoming: Sinking of the remaiming BS fleet and Op Spiderweb 2.0.

Is this a "trailer/preview" for a new thread 😃

Nostradaprune strikes again 😃

How thick is the remaining ice?

Hi Steve!

By it for scrap? Oh, nearly forgot, scrap isn't valuable anymore...

So there will be less corruption money for local government folks, oh noes...

It's just like car drivers here being surprised every year that winter is a thing that regularily occurs.

That's beautiful

a close up of a sheep with big eyes . ALT: a close up of a sheep with big eyes .

It's awesome and appreciated that you make a new vid for each month instead of reusing them. All the thumbs up.

@prune602.bsky.social

Pretty sure it's the same one as this bsky.app/profile/noel...

There are multiple anecdotes from the frontlines about russians who sag that they would have starved to death without nettles

I think you are mixing two episodes together, the Tuapse one linked already, and the The Kavkaz oil depot which burnt for like two weeks.

There have to be some stations that close down for good during this shortage situation, going to be interesting to follow.

Seems almost like they have no idea how many worked there, or they just don't want to announce how many are missing.

Does the phographer just hate that guy, or is he just not very photogenic?

You absolute legend.

Lithuania declares agriculture emergency after crops damaged by rain About 50-70% of Lithuania's agricultural harvest has been harmed or destroyed by heavy rainfall this summer, the government said on Wednesday as it declared a national emergency to help farmers.

Somewhat perhaps relevant, Lithuania and Lativa have an agricultural crisis, they border Belarus which may have suffered in the same way, which in turn may affect imports/exports to russia... www.reuters.com/sustainabili...?