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Blood & other medical supplies, of course, suggests Russia's getting close to building the capacity to attack & sustain one. Ukrainian officials told me & other reporters they hadn't yet seen this & it seemed to be a key part of their assessment that an attack isn't imminent.

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Reuters

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· Jan 28

EXCLUSIVE: Russia's military buildup near Ukraine has expanded to include supplies of blood along with other medical materials that would allow it to treat casualties, a key indicator of Moscow's military readiness, three U.S. officials tell @Reuters reut.rs/3G3pCnK 1/5

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So the US did not share that intel?

Aki Heikkinen

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Maybe someone didn't want to listen

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But no body bags?

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So fresh blood can last about...what? 6 weeks?

Turbo Greta

@TeamKingslayer1

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Sounds about right. 5 to 6 weeks.

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Either that or Putin keeps trolling, knowing that Ukraine & the West are looking out for signs like blood supplies. Am i wrong?

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Chet Mitchell

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· Jan 28

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Russians won't attack during China Olympics as they want a strong relationship with China & don't want to step on China's Olympics toes. They won't attack during mud season as mud will bog down Russia's tanks. Attack window is between end of Olympics FEB 22nd & B4 March thaw.

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According to Pentagon Ukraina is pretty much surrounded by Russian military. (New York Times reported)

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They ate about to go to war. No doubt about that

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Blood is imported, and Europe supplies donors?

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From that well known and trusted source: anonymous spies

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So they spend time and effort trying to say an invasion isn't imminent, even saying "we're here so we know better", and turns out the country with the best intel-gathering capabilities in the world is more accurate in their assessments than the country who doesn't have that.

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100,000 troops need some sort of medical aid. When I go for a field trip here in US, I take with me Tylenol, Band Aid, digestive meds, etc. I assume those soldiers also need some medical help. Nothing special. By the way, how do we know they have blood supplies? Who saw it?

Ricardo Peldito

@RPeldito

Exactly, who did see that these supplies are Russian and stacked by Russians?

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I have a feeling - stronger by day - that the thing Russians fear most is that no one will notice the buildup or lose interest.

James Cameron

@CameronJJJ

Well they certainly have people's attention.

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