Comments by "Levan Gudadze - Opinion" (@LevanGudadze) on "Alexander Mercouris"
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As I have said many times on my channel, the Russian side controls all roads leading to Bakhmut and this information was officially confirmed today.
Advisor to the acting head of the DPR, Yan Gagin, on the air of the Russia 1 TV channel, said that the Russian military had almost completely blocked Bakhmuit, establishing direct and artillery control over all roads.
He also stated that the Ukrainian garrison in Artemovsk has about ten thousand soldiers.
At the same time, Gagin noted that in Chasov Yar, from where the Armed Forces of Ukraine are trying to counterattack the city, Kyiv has formed "a fairly serious grouping of armed forces."
In my opinion, Zelensky's regime is not able to release Bakhmut, but time will tell..
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This afternoon, Russian President Vladimir Putin called it a priority task to eliminate the very possibility of shelling by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) of the border regions of the Russian Federation. This is against the background of information that the United States intends to supply Ukraine with long-range missiles, which I also spoke about in today's update on my channel.
So, is it possible to interpret Putin's statement as a warning, for example, to Poland, through which Ukraine receives practically all the weapons supplied by the West?
Is Moscow approaching a point where, due to constant escalation by Western elites, it will be forced to resort to drastic measures to stop Western involvement in the Ukrainian conflict and the conflict itself? We're talking about nuclear weapons, damn it, that is, potentially, about the end of the modern world.
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The EU and G7 countries have largely failed to enforce a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian seaborne oil exports, Financial Times reported on Monday, citing an analysis of shipping and insurance records.
In August, around three-quarters of Russian oil was reportedly being shipped overseas without Western insurers, which was considered one of the tools helping to limit the price at which Russian crude was being sold on the global market.
About half of Russian oil exports did not use Western insurance services during the entire spring, according to Kpler data, as cited by the media, suggesting Moscow “is becoming more adept at circumventing the cap.”
Meanwhile, global prices for crude are on the rise, nearing 13-month highs. Brent futures for November delivery were trading at $93.51 per barrel on Monday, while US West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI) climbed above $90 per barrel. Russian crude was no exception, with the Far Eastern blend ESPO trading at over $88 per barrel, and with Urals crude above $78 per barrel.
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