First, thank you so much for your work, Tatarigami. I wish I could upgrade to paid, but am already devoting a considerable portion of my income to Ukraine and to journalists covering it. So it is very gracious on your part to make this available without charge. If I am able to, please be sure that I will say thanks in a more substantial way.
Second, one of the mysteries is China's role in this. It's hard to believe that North Korea would take this step without China's permission, at the very least, and with China's subsidy seems a highly possible explanation. Any thoughts on that?
One question: given Russia's known truck shortages and preference for railway logistics, why are they not shipping these closer to the frontline by rail? For instance, why not ship forward to Crimea?
First, thank you so much for your work, Tatarigami. I wish I could upgrade to paid, but am already devoting a considerable portion of my income to Ukraine and to journalists covering it. So it is very gracious on your part to make this available without charge. If I am able to, please be sure that I will say thanks in a more substantial way.
Second, one of the mysteries is China's role in this. It's hard to believe that North Korea would take this step without China's permission, at the very least, and with China's subsidy seems a highly possible explanation. Any thoughts on that?
Another excellent product. I'll be upgrading.
One question: given Russia's known truck shortages and preference for railway logistics, why are they not shipping these closer to the frontline by rail? For instance, why not ship forward to Crimea?