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    1. What is exactly the impact of this? I can imagine that gas stops flowing, thus money stops flowing, but who is also affected?

    2. Independent-Pay-1172 on

      I expect Russia will still deliver, however they’ll depend on the measurements on the other end of the line (Orban). There could be a delta between the gas that is pumped in and the gas that is taken out. Without the first measurement, its hard to check whether Ukraine is using some of the gas for its own or not.

    3. Longjumping-Nature70 on

      I get it now. Ukraine hit the gas measuring station so that when the gas is shipped to fuhrer orbanski it is free.

      even fuhrer orbanski cannot complain about free gas.

      (Yes, I made it up, but I have been reading how to make good spin from the moscovians)

    4. Why would Russia do this to their own metering station?

      Weird.

    5. Can someone explain to me what’s the point of damaging gas measuring station in Kursk if the pipes go through Ukraine so Ukraine can just destroy them there?

    6. aaaaaaaarrrrrgh on

      Russia is denying the damage. The station is at 51.1783, 35.1387. As you can clearly see on Google Maps, it’s still perfectly undamaged (/s, I was trying to find and link to recent imagery but the free sources don’t have anything useful yet)

      How do these stations work? Are the four groups of pipes independent stations (i.e. does destroying one group simply reduce capacity to 3/4) or are they sequential, i.e. this would be out of commission even if that other building didn’t contain anything important?

    7. antimeme on

      Why does Ukraine still alow Russian gas to transit its territory?

    8. epSos-DE on

      Why do that ??

      That was a good place to hide, because Russia needs that stuff and they probably would avoid hitting it ???

      Also , IF Ukraine can take the gas for free, the. Russia is loosing money every day 🤑🤑🤑🤑

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