This is the incredible naiveté most have on the Russia - Ukraine war. In a way I can see somewhat the issue of Russia still providing gas into Europe, mostly LNP outside what's flowing through the Turkish pipeline from Russia, Turkey into a few European countries, the rest is calculated on the shortages occurring during the transitional phase, as the backlash of Europeans freezing would not only tarnish the plans of the globalist transition(s), but have a negative effect on Putin himself deciding to just let them freeze. Appearances have to be kept up for those believing Putin is fighting the good fight against the globalist takeover. Lacking building materials isn't a matter of life or death, and the way they keep these things away from those who think Putin is a evil villain, being found out, would knock the balance out of the game they are playing. There are a lot of things people can no longer perform, or products they can buy due to the sanctions, yet it's okay for business as usual to keep functioning as long it's benefitting the globalist agenda and NGO's as non state actors aligned with state actors in this quest, profit from these types of treacheries and deceptions. People don't see the fine print, such as Black Rock Larry Fink having stated that in order to get their agenda done, they may have to use alternate means, such as the use of digital platforms, or allowing trade without conversion of a countries monetary form to US dollars first. Meaning every bag of tricks can be pulled from out of the drawer in their objectives to change to conceal their underhanded dirty deeds.

On that Syria subject. I looked, I knew I more than likely didn't save it, not that I thought it wouldn't somehow come in handy, it came through on Bastyon, sometimes I have saved stuff clicking on the link over there only to click on the link again and it doesn't go back to that info just the main page. I am not sure you're over there, you seem at bit more savvy then me trying to maneuver a specific site for something on a blockchain, that would be the first place I'd recommend looking for it. I seen it twice over there, one post from someone who had first hand observations detailed in why Assad was unable to advance his forces, and another in a video discussion. I may have saved the video discussion because you can link to them off site, but short of having to watch videos I may have saved during that time period, to find the relevant discussion on the matter contained therein, well, I am on overload just trying to keep up with current rapidly changing events, and would have to wait until I am bored enough to want to perform that task.