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Taking control of 1/3 the electrical power potentially disrupts
most communication technologies. Distributed power collection
and generation is also identifiable from above.

There has been a very good discussion about preserving communications
and infrastructure on the nanog mailing list, with among other things
ripe and ICANNs refusal to disrupt the dns on behalf of any party.

However the cloud providers and major companies are coming down
hard against russia. 

These three aspects of a fresh war in europe I confess to not
having thought about much before this week.

A fourth is that I know very little about the other countries
formerly of the USSR and their infrastructures and alignments,
and have been trying to find out, as I think those are the
major wild cards moving forward through this week.