Sure, but at the time of the battle of Stalingrad, the push into the caucasus already failed. Stalingrad was plan b for the axis, to at least cut the supply lines from Baku.

It’s just the only immediate advantage I can see. Dunno what the top honchos in the Reioch were thinking.

I take Venlafaxin. I took Sertraline in the past the tiredness was horrible.

Did you speak with your psychologist about it? They should be able to help you.

The advantage for Germany would have been that the soviet siberian divisions which historically broke the axis back at Stalingrad would have to stay put to defend the border.

For Japan, I do not see any immediate advantage. They had their hands full with China and not the means to handle the kind of warfare the soviets previously defeated them with at Khalkhin Gol. Only an attack on Wladiwostok seems within japans area of expertise, but even they remembered how insanely costly that thing was the last time they tried. Seems reasonable of them to not bite fore germanys bait.

Sent you 100 pounds over, take care

If a socialist state did that we’d never hear the end of it.

Their strategic copium reserves are almost unmatched. They also among the top producer of nonces.

Do you not?