Summary of Russia Strikes Cause Severe Damage, Ukraine Offensive Stops; EU Engage in Recriminations Deep Crisis

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The video discusses the recent missile strikes by Russia against Ukraine, and the potential for the missile offensive to continue for months. It is also noted that civilian experts have come out in Russia to discuss how to improve the offensive. One suggestion is that the missiles be directed at targets near the border with Belarus.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses the recent missile strikes by Russia against Ukraine, and the potential for the missile offensive to continue for months. It is also noted that civilian experts have come out in Russia to discuss how to improve the offensive. One suggestion is that the missiles be directed at targets near the border with Belarus.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the recent missile strikes by Russia in Ukraine and the EU's response. The transcript excerpt mentions that water levels are rising on the NEPA River as a result, and that speculation about how the strike was carried out is wrong.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses a Russian special military operation in Ukraine, which has resulted in severe damage and a Ukrainian offensive halting. The video also mentions an attempted Ukrainian attack on the Moscow region with surface-to-air handheld missiles.
• 00:15:00 The video reports on the worsening situation in Ukraine, with reports of Russian advances and a rising gas price in the U.S.
• 00:20:00 The video discusses the effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Europe, with French officials warning that the Americans are taking advantage of the crisis. Joseph Burrell, High Representative of Foreign Affairs for the European Union, discusses how European prosperity was based on cheap energy from Russia, and that the situation is now shaping out that Europe will lose access to both China and Russia's supply of cheap, reliable energy.
• 00:25:00 The video discusses how important Russia is for European prosperity, and how the EU should be careful not to cross Russian red lines. The video also discusses the conflict in Ukraine, and how the EU has failed to support Ukrainian interests.
• 00:30:00 The video discusses how the European Union's policies have led to a breakdown in relations with Russia, and how European leaders are behaving like spoiled children who are not behaving like statesmen.
• 00:35:00 In response to the Ukrainian offensive, the European Union engages in recriminations. According to some commentators, the oil price cap idea suggests there are still disagreements about Russian oil sanctions. If the Russian mobilization is successful, they could have overwhelming forces at their disposal by February. The window for negotiations is rapidly closing, and conditions in Ukraine seem to be worsening.
• 00:40:00 The Bank of England said that it will stop buying government bonds if the resumption of QE is going to stop on Friday, which caused sterling to lose value against the dollar. This rattled British suspension funds, which are very vulnerable to problems in the Guilds Market. If the government of the bank of England does either of those things, it could hold under the water line.
• 00:45:00 The video discusses Russia's recent military action in Ukraine, which has caused severe damage and caused the Ukrainian offensive to stop. The EU is engaged in recriminations over the crisis.