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Thumpalumpacus said:
Refineries are nodes. Attacking them should be more efficient, no? I think that would be easier than attacking bridges or marshaling yards, though the latter are more vulnerable and tempting. I'd still prefer attacking their production. If it is not distilled, it cannot be shipped no matter how intact your rail system is.
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Also, in the refineries, there are expensive equipment pieces that are difficult to ship and install and (probably) hard to obtain in foreign markets.
 
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Ukraine’s private company begins mass production of VOLS buggy

Ukraine’s largest private weapons manufacturer, Ukrainian Armor, has begun mass production of new VOLS military buggies in response to battlefield demand for a low-cost, versatile vehicle designed for logistics and frontline support. According to a report from Oboronka, the company identified a...
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"The administration this past week approved the sale of 3,350 Extended Range Attack Munition air-launched missiles, or ERAMs, which are set to arrive in Ukraine in about six weeks, two U.S. officials said...
Several U.S. officials said use of the ERAM, with a range between 150-280 miles, would require Ukraine to seek approval from the Pentagon."
ERAM is interesting. Supersonic, long-range, multipurpose. Successfully tested against hypersonic targets. Hopefully, radars and launchers will be available.
 
Canada's PM delivers speech at Ukraine's Independence Day celebrations

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Carney talks security guarantees with Zelenskyy in Kyiv, reiterates possibly providing Canadian troops | CBC News

Prime Minister Mark Carney stressed Canada's support for Ukraine during his visit to the eastern European country on Sunday. He met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and pledged over $1 billion in military aid while reiterating the possibility of providing Canadian troops in the war with Russia...
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