How much longer will the war in Ukraine go on? Reports suggest it could end in a few months if this one thing happened.
Allies?
International media report China and North Korea (30,000 additional troops set to enter the war) supporting Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. That’s a fact. However, there is an even bigger contributor to Russia’s war of terrorism.
Without their supplies, Russia’s war machine would grind to a halt.
You may not be surprised who the supplier is.
Especially because the President of that country admires Russia’s President.
Yes, you guessed it.
Leslie Shedd, a former congressional aide, was in Ukraine recently. She revealed that US resources are so prevalent for Russian missiles that if US supplied parts were stopped or even partially stopped, the war could end in months or even weeks.
“We reviewed page after page of the different American components that had been diverted to Russia and were found in the Iranian-designed and now Russian-built Shahed drones being used on the battlefield in Ukraine—Texas Instruments, Intel, and Analog Devices, to name a few.”
Russia is fully dependent on US technology.
Imagine
American and Ukrainian law firms filed five lawsuits against Texas-based tech companies. Texas law holds companies accountable to act with reasonable care and to prevent foreseeable harm.
Ireland is also under suspicion. A Russian company operating in Ireland supplies Russia with material to support the war. Aughinish Alumina is alleged to be shipping vast amounts of alumina to smelters in Russia, where it is then sold to a company that supplies aluminum to Russian arms and missile manufacturers. No conclusive evidence exists that alumina is not reaching arms manufacturers.
Dozens of smaller specialized firms across Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, and Eastern Europe export dual-use machine tools, ball bearings, optical fibres, and chemical precursors used in rocket and gunpowder manufacturing in Russia,
A Texas Instruments chip dated 1988 is seen on a circuit board found inside a Russian 9M727 missile that was collected on the battlefield by Ukraine’s military and presented to Reuters by a senior Ukrainian security official, in Kyiv, Ukraine, July 19, 2022. To match Special Report UKRAINE-CRISIS/RUSSIA-MISSILES-CHIPS REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenko
Imagine, US companies sanctioned and the supply of technology dried up. Throw in the EU companies and up the effect.
Think of all the lives to be spared.
All the children who could go to school again and sit in classrooms, not bomb shelters.
The hospitals which could safely focus on delivering health care 24/7.
All the dads and moms and grandfathers who could come home from the front lines.
Sleepless nights would become a memory as a nation wakes up from a nightmare.
It’s possible.
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