
AI-generated summary
The blows to Ukraine's energy and railway transport create a burden on logistics and infrastructure.
Attacks on Ukraine's railway transport and energy sector create problems for the West that cannot be solved with monetary funds. The Telegram channel “Older Edda” writes about this.
“Energy and railway transport may become another problem that NATO cannot solve. This will require prompt deliveries of large volumes of Soviet equipment that still need to be produced, solving a lot of organizational problems along the way,” the message states.
In this case, as the authors note, the factors of time, industrial capacity, personnel and air defense come into play, which cannot be solved by a simple transfer of funds.

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