Mosul

[Sithara007]

Maybe the events in Mosul mean that the West finally realized that I need to lower the price of oil and finally to ruin Russia. The enemy better to destroy than to fight with him.

Russia has adjusted itself to the low oil prices. They can cope with crude oil prices as low as $30 per barrel... And anyway... if the crude prices collapse to that level, then countries such as Saudi Arabia and Norway will collapse earlier than Russia.

[Alfa123]

Maybe the events in Mosul mean that the West finally realized that I need to lower the price of oil and finally to ruin Russia. The enemy better to destroy than to fight with him.

Russia has adjusted itself to the low oil prices. They can cope with crude oil prices as low as $30 per barrel... And anyway... if the crude prices collapse to that level, then countries such as Saudi Arabia and Norway will collapse earlier than Russia.

I appreciate the patriotism of the Russian people but Saudi Arabia and Norway will stand any price of oil. The Arabs have plenty of money and a lot of businesses around the world belong to them.

[Prohodimec]

Maybe the events in Mosul mean that the West finally realized that I need to lower the price of oil and finally to ruin Russia. The enemy better to destroy than to fight with him.

Russia has adjusted itself to the low oil prices. They can cope with crude oil prices as low as $30 per barrel... And anyway... if the crude prices collapse to that level, then countries such as Saudi Arabia and Norway will collapse earlier than Russia.

Russia's problem is not only in the price of oil. Russia's economy is old and crumbling. The people of Russia do not support the government. Power rests only on police and repression, and the elections are rigged.

[Oppolee]

Mosul almost released. I hope that after the fall of the Islamic state will fall, and the Assad regime. Hopefully after that, Russian will be removed to itself in Siberia.

[sergeyzol]

I think that the Americans will achieve the liberation of Mosul. Russian attempts to gain a foothold in Aleppo. I wonder what will happen then?