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Russian anti-terrorism officials said that a large fire on the bridge linking Russia and Crimea was caused by an exploding truck.
The blast "set fire to seven oil tankers being carried by rail to Crimea," Russian news agencies cited the national anti-terrorism committee as saying. Russia has launched a criminal probe into the event.
"According to preliminary information a fuel tank was on fire on one of the sections of the Crimean bridge, the shipping arches are not damaged," RIA reported citing a local official. The tank was being pulled by a train. There have been no deaths or injuries reported so far.
The road running along that part of the bridge was also badly damaged, according to the reports. The Crimean city of Simferopol announced that they were considering putting in place a ferry connection.

Great news.
In the past few weeks russia has lost one of it's major export earners, now it has lost Crimea.

Can't wait to visit Crimea. All the RuZZian filth will be there kneeling before my shiny, shiny jack boots working like the slaves they always were rebuilding Ukraine to a glorious empire.

https://news.yahoo.com/crimea-seeing-sharp-fall-real-130100548.html
'Housing has fallen in price by 30-50%, and home-buyers can mainly thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for this'.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2022/10/8/ukraine-blog-4
'The Ukrainian post office has announced that it is preparing to print stamps showing the “Crimean bridge – or more precisely, what remains of it”. The head of the institution, Igor Smelyansky, posted a design for the new stamps on Facebook – one depicting an explosion on the structure.'
Putin is expected to receive many letters with the stamp, to express people's emotions about his sad loss.

without russian oil, gas and wheat, probably your unleaded will hit 4 dollars a litre.
your electricity bill will double.
food prices will double
this years crop will fail (russia supplies over 1/2 the worlds fertiliser and 90 % of the potash which is essential to grow rice) and next year we should see a famine

global trade will be shut down to a fairly large extent
opec will see this as a way to hike prices.

blackouts will become the norm
germany will cease manufacturing and their will be huge hikes in car prices.
europe will be in deep depression
china will be in depression
africa will be in rebellion
australias terms of trade will collapse
inflation will run at 10 % and as rates rise banks will start to fail and the government will have to print a trillion to bail them out, making inflation worse and the pension all but subsistence.
super accounts will tank.


but its all good, ukraine is winning back their rubble and can live amongst the rubble for a decade as no one will have cash to bail them out.

and aussies can face the blowtorch of pain, food shortages, mortgage defaults, petrol rationing, blackouts, crop failures and civil unrest.

should be a great time for the apex gang and people who can live in the bush and have learnt resilience.
the inner city elite are about to get tooled

aquascoot wrote on Oct 9^th, 2022 at 5:58am:



this years crop will fail?

I don't think so.
If anything farmers have over fertilised the soil with chemicals -
that's why we have blue green algae problems in all our river systems and dams -
too much fertiliser runoff.
Plants are adaptable -
their roots will grow deeper to find nutrients.
It wouldn't hurt at all to not use fertiliser for a few years.
After 2 years the world could be in trouble - so let's say 2024 or 2025.

I'm worried about the war going nuclear.
Putin could just use nukes for blackmail -
he could say to Ukraine -
we will start nuking your cites - one city per week until you surrender.
What could Ukraine do?