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USA shares similar story Uranium source as of 2022: - 27% Canada - 25% Kazakhstan - 12% Russia - 11% Uzbekistan - 9% Australia - 16% ROW data: https://

USA shares similar story Uranium source as of 2022: - 27% Canada - 25% Kazakhstan - 12% Russia - 11% Uzbekistan - 9% Australia - 16% ROW data: https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/nuclear/where-our-uranium-comes-from.php https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/nuclear/where-our-uraniu... What's interesting is, demand for uranium is slowing down since 2015, a year after Ukraine's coup

varjag 3y ago
What's interesting there was no coup in Ukraine.
- mc32 3y ago
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  - throwaway2990 3y ago
    There was no meddling by the US. The people voted in a president who said he wanted close ties with Europe. After getting into power he changed and tried to get closer to Russia. The people protested against him and he fled to Russia.
  - odiroot 3y ago
    You mean the revolution against Russian meddling?
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y ago
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  - zoomablemind 3y ago
    > ...I stick to the facts, whether you like it or not One needs also understand the facts, not just cite them. All of the names you cited, Lukash, Lebedev, Ilyin were appointed by Yanukovich and indeed were working for his government. That is Ilyin was attempting to deploy military units against the civilian protesters already being suppressed by AK-47 armed police forces. No, the military did not try to stage a coup. It was russia-serving Yanukovich that was using every unlawful measures to stay in power, including the attempt to deploy the military units to suppress the Maidan civilian protesters. As for the foreign interference, cherry-picking the references can't hide the outcome, as the Crimea and Donbas region were directly invaded by russian military and paramilitary units, following up with illegal annexation declaration.
    - WhereIsTheTruth 3y ago
      > That is Ilyin was attempting to deploy military units against the civilian protesters already being suppressed by AK-47 armed police forces. Against the _armed_ nationalists who have seized weapons A coup remains a coup > No, the military did not try to stage a coup I never mentioned "staging a coup", further evidence that you are the one cherry-picking a narrative, this is revisionism > as the Crimea and Donbas region were directly invaded by russian military and paramilitary units What happened in that region prior to that doesn't matter now? How convenient for your narrative :)
      - varjag 3y ago
        Against the _armed_ nationalists who have seized weapons People who were massacred were armed with Molotovs at best, there's actual video footage. Wish they had at least semi-auto weapons, this whole situation is a great argument for broad civilian gun ownership. I never mentioned "staging a coup", further evidence that you are the one cherry-picking a narrative, this is revisionism You have no idea what coup d'état means, do you? What happened in that region prior to that doesn't matter now? Nothing really happened there prior to that.

varjag 3y ago

What's interesting there was no coup in Ukraine.

mc32 3y ago
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- throwaway2990 3y ago
  There was no meddling by the US. The people voted in a president who said he wanted close ties with Europe. After getting into power he changed and tried to get closer to Russia. The people protested against him and he fled to Russia.
- odiroot 3y ago
  You mean the revolution against Russian meddling?
WhereIsTheTruth 3y ago
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- zoomablemind 3y ago
  > ...I stick to the facts, whether you like it or not One needs also understand the facts, not just cite them. All of the names you cited, Lukash, Lebedev, Ilyin were appointed by Yanukovich and indeed were working for his government. That is Ilyin was attempting to deploy military units against the civilian protesters already being suppressed by AK-47 armed police forces. No, the military did not try to stage a coup. It was russia-serving Yanukovich that was using every unlawful measures to stay in power, including the attempt to deploy the military units to suppress the Maidan civilian protesters. As for the foreign interference, cherry-picking the references can't hide the outcome, as the Crimea and Donbas region were directly invaded by russian military and paramilitary units, following up with illegal annexation declaration.
  - WhereIsTheTruth 3y ago
    > That is Ilyin was attempting to deploy military units against the civilian protesters already being suppressed by AK-47 armed police forces. Against the _armed_ nationalists who have seized weapons A coup remains a coup > No, the military did not try to stage a coup I never mentioned "staging a coup", further evidence that you are the one cherry-picking a narrative, this is revisionism > as the Crimea and Donbas region were directly invaded by russian military and paramilitary units What happened in that region prior to that doesn't matter now? How convenient for your narrative :)
    - varjag 3y ago
      Against the _armed_ nationalists who have seized weapons People who were massacred were armed with Molotovs at best, there's actual video footage. Wish they had at least semi-auto weapons, this whole situation is a great argument for broad civilian gun ownership. I never mentioned "staging a coup", further evidence that you are the one cherry-picking a narrative, this is revisionism You have no idea what coup d'état means, do you? What happened in that region prior to that doesn't matter now? Nothing really happened there prior to that.