After yesterday's events in the White House, Haltbakk Bunkers, one of Norway's largest marine fuel companies, appears to have announced that it will no longer refuel American Navy vessels.
Haltbakk has called on other European companies to refuse service to American forces.
The shutdown may have already affected USS Virginia (SSN-774), which attempted to refuel in Norway today but turned around.
(The Virginia class requires some marine diesel for its Caterpillar model 3512B V-12 auxiliary generator).
Footage of an Iranian ballistic missile slamming into the headquarters of the US Navy's 5th Fleet at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain earlier today.
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Smoke already rising from the base before the impact seen in the video, confirms multiple hits.
New from @hntrbrkmedia: Starlink shutdowns are forcing Russian troops even deeper into Ubiquiti’s ecosystem.
We obtained footage showing a Russian soldier, blocked from using Starlink in Ukraine, bragging about the workaround: radio bridges from the American company Ubiquiti.
Starlink terminals had long operated in Russian hands along the front lines, as the company struggled to shut them off without cutting Ukrainian users.
That recently changed: Starlink rolled out a whitelist that blocks all terminals in Ukraine unless formally registered.
The result: Russian units abruptly lost a critical layer of battlefield communications.
Almost immediately, at least some Russian soldiers began advertising the fallback—radio antennas and wifi bridges, often made by the American company Ubiquiti.