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It, too, has been totally destroyed. this could make ukraine s energy problems even worse than they already are. russian forces have consistently targeted ukraine s electrical grid since the start of their unprovoked invasion. let s talk about the military significance of this region. people know the area we re talking about here, we re talking about southern ukraine, i can push in now specifically on the river, you can see the river flowing right here. this is the dam and this is kherson. that city in the south now controlled by ukraine, for reference point here is the nuclear power plant, it is upriver from the dam which is why people don t think it is a major concern right now. but when you are talking about the military significance of this much more, you can see that the dnipro river is literally the dividing line between ukrainian-held territory and the russian occupied territory in the south. the russians have been in crimea for several years and have occupied this region in r
In fact the pasta that s hitting the shelves in italy was produced back last year when, of course, russia was invading ukraine and there were some real energy problems. it s essentially one of these things where some people say one thing, other people say other but in fact the delicious pasta, the prices are out of control. there was recently some abandoned pasta found in new jersey. yes, there was some abandoned pasta. we re talking about over 500 pounds of pasta, anderson. why was it abandoned? the reason it was abandoned. there was a real mystery. what could be the cause. it turns out they believe it was a man who was cleaning out his mother s house after she had passed away and essentially the town they were in didn t have mass disposal and they decided he was like, you know what, this is too difficult to get rid of. that s about $730 worth of pasta taking into account inflation.