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Well, howdy there internet people it's Bo again so today we're going to talk

about two questions that have come in pretty frequently and they're asking why

the West or Ukraine in particular hasn't kind of embraced the idea

that the best defense is strong offense.

Why haven't they seized the initiative

and gone after critical things?

So we're just gonna kind of go through them

because with the frequency that these questions come in, they're probably being asked by a lot of people.

Okay, so the first one is, why doesn't Ukraine just go after the pipelines and cut off Russia's economy themselves?

First, I don't know that Ukraine actually has the capability to do that. That's way more complicated than you might think.

The other side to that is, while economic warfare has definitely become accepted in this conflict and it's within bounds, so to speak, to cut off Russia's cash flow like that.

When they do that, at the same time they would be harming economies

in Europe that are very much funding the Ukrainian war effort right now. So it becomes a balancing

question. Is it more beneficial to Ukraine to have those economies functioning

and pumping in what they need, or to cut off Russia's cash flow,

and perhaps anger the European economies and the countries that didn't take their national security seriously enough to go to renewables,

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