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Russia’s losses up to 200,000 soldiers, most killed by artillery – UK MoD According to UK intel, the level of Russian losses has increased significantly since September 2022, when "partial mobilization" was announced. The agency notes that by modern standards of warfare, Russian forces have a very high death toll in terms of the ratio of killed to wounded. This is almost certainly due to the extremely unsatisfactory medical care of most of the personnel, the UK intelligence agency said. See more: https://news.yahoo.com/russia-losses-200-000-soldiers-111700262.html

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We used 20mm NYY four core underground cable straight off the transformer inside plastic conduit which was buried in a trench and filled in then covered with stone slabs to prevent mechanical damage. Now you can buy HDPE plastic pipe conduit to run the cable in, most building supplies have it.

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This is an intersting piece about how Ukraine is managing to keep the fuel flowing: Ukraine Bought ‘All The Gas Trucks Available In Europe’ To Keep Fueled Despite massive Russian attacks against its power and fuel supply infrastructure, Ukraine claims it has actually increased its fuel reserves to the point of surplus thanks to the influx of imports and an innovative logistics operation using thousands of fuel trucks as mobile storage sites. Ukraine began receiving large amounts of fuel in January from the U.S., and over the course of Russia's all-out invasion, purchased thousands of fuel tanker trucks to create a mobile storage system, said Serhiy Kuyun, director of the A-95 Consulting Group, a Ukrainian fuel market research firm. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/ukraine-bought-all-the-gas-trucks-available-in-europe-to-keep-fueled

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Look on the bright side she can fit right into the cast of a Chinese Opera ????

No question in my mind number one would be a mitre saw and number two a hand circular saw, bought them both years ago when we built the house and used and used them all the time, building a new workbench now and cant imagine trying to do it without at least a mitre saw. Mitre saws can cut precisely every time every angle and most importantly always square ends. https://www.lazada.co.th/tag/sliding-mitre-saw/?spm=a2o4m.searchlist.search.1.2c2b6aeahFcTFB&q=sliding mitre saw&_keyori=ss&clickTrackInfo=textId--8979105781426257078__abId--296419__Score--0.20709682350132075__pvid--215cd7f5-6dd4-456e-bbc7-876c02730716__matchType--2__matchList--2-3__srcQuery--sliding mitre saw__spellQuery--sliding mitre saw__ctrScore--0.0__cvrScore--0.0&from=suggest_normal&sugg=sliding mitre saw_0_1&catalog_redirect_tag=true

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More off topic posts and replies removed, stay on topic please. Restaurant Owner in Patong Says Canadian Man who Stated He Was Attacked Refused to Pay His Bill, Was Not Robbed