Ukraine lost the areas that Russia wanted in the first place

As someone with expensive experience in the industry (but only above ground transmission lines) I find it hard to believe they don't have remotely actuated valves every 10 or so miles so that the entire pipeline isn't compromised during failure. Even outside of pipeline failure, they would definitely have isolation points so that blowdowns and insitue replacements could be made if needed.

This seems like a more permanent solution to taking out gas service instead of hiding behind a malfunctioning compressor. That could be expedited and delivered asap if needed. Replacing 10 miles of underground pipe and the tie in procedure for the existing lines could take forever.

for repairs lol

/r/de has removed the individual posts about the event and corralled everything into a giant containment thread where people don't really have in-depth discussions.

The krautcucks follow the program and passionately downvote anyone that suggests the US might have done it, only "russian bots" would mention such "conspiracy theories."

Peepee-sucking lips.

Mogs me

that's what you should do if you get a loan with a very favourable interest rate

The alternative was being dragged into another dumbass Euro war over some boundaries from 1562

They would have declared the whole continent a territory, but then they would have to give eur*s rights. This was unfortunately the least bad option.

Yeah a continent of communists would have been way better

Wrong.

Te Deum.

But the Nordic menace is in the best position in all of Europe?

Not the over priced piece of shit with r-slurred over engineering and overpriced replacement parts

They better leave the people that make chocolate alone, no one outside of Europe knows how to make chocolate

mdr buy French cars, they're better anyway

Do they even still make them in germany? If they do just offshore them to some third world car producer like mexico or the usa.

They'll cry shit and piss etc but weather will still be very mild. I've spent some winters, one year I was at the pool on new years day.

Drudge was bought out by liberals a long time ago. Basically another arm of the MSM now

It is a happening in that yuros can't back out of sanctions anymore if the pipelines go down.

It means they're trapped, even if they try to turn it back on they're fricked.

It's sort of an issue because obviously having kilometer wide sections of the Baltic venting natural gas is sort of dangerous, and certainly it's not a good thing to have Russia sneaking about in the exclusive economic zones of EU nations, blowing up fricking pipelines, but beyond that, Germany has stockpiled most of what it needs for winter, and it was the only one really using that line as far as I know, others have already been cut off and have secured new gas supplies from elsewhere, or have reserves.

But they're going without gas anyway even if they fix it. It was shutdown remember. I honestly think the German government might tell their industry to bite the bullet this year and just eat the losses tbh but how such will shake out I don't know.