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Yes but Ukraine lacks nuclear rounds for it. Not surprising that Russia deploys them after Putin's nuclear war threat.

Up to 8,500 U.S. troops could soon be heading to Eastern Europe – bolstering an American military presence in the continent that has been in decline since the end of the Cold War. News of the possible deployment, announced on Jan. 24, 2022, by the Pentagon, comes as Russia and the United States...

The US Air Force could buy the first two aircraft to replace the E-3 Sentry airborne warning and control fleet as early as fiscal year 2023, the service announced today. The service is now seeking information from industry about whether companies can deliver “at least two production...

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What is your prediction? Do you think Russia will risk it? If Russia does go all in, how do you think NATO will respond? If NATO does not respond, will it have repercussions for US prestige on the world stage?

It all really depends on demand. For example, the police here have a waiting list of applicants, those who score highly get pushed to the top of that list. Average scoring applicants can expect to wait for a long time before being called up for the academy. And that's only if demand increases...

Proto-Turks likely migrated from East to West multiple times due to droughts. In fact it is believed that the Sumerians reign ended due to a 200 year long drought. Naturally, they would have moved eastwards towards more fertile lands. However there was no end in sight. Constant droughts and...

https://www.thedefensepost.com/2021/12/14/russia-upgrade-air-defense/ "Russia will upgrade the anti-aircraft systems in its south, replacing the S-300 surface-to-air system with the S-300PM-2, Izvestia revealed, citing sources. The upgrade, planned in Rostov Oblast and Crimea, is part of the...

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/world/russian-military-buildup-continues-around-ukraine-nato-chief/2448964

RIP. Reminds me of the the Cougar crash a few years ago where Turkey lost Major Gen. Aydoğan Aydın. Very demoralising. Helicopters are insanely dangerous, especially when they lack obstacle detection systems. Also, unlike planes, once a helicopter loses its engines it falls like a rock.

https://tvpworld.com/57334067/us-dispatches-military-experts-to-bolster-ukrainian-air-defence-capabilities US dispatches military experts to bolster Ukrainian air defence capabilities The US dispatched a group of military experts to Ukraine in order to assist in the upgrade of the country’s...

https://www.trtworld.com/opinion/is-there-space-for-the-organization-of-turkic-states-at-the-arctic-council-52404 The organisation can help promote the interests of the Turkic World, particularly those of the Yakut and Dolgan communities who live in the Arctic Circle. At the recent meeting in...

Aziz Sancar visited Şuşa

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Things are really heating up. The corridor may finally become a reality.

If the USA banned ethnic lobbying it would be in a much stronger state right now. Lobbyists have greedily used the USA for their own interests. For decades now, the USA hasn't done what's good for its self. Strategy has gone out the window. NATO is getting weaker as lobbyists from certain...

Greece's small border with Turkey was quickly sealed up. With refugees continuing to flood into Turkey, and the economy failing, the migrants are beginning to overflow out into other nations. Greece may have sealed its border, but that won't stop the Iraqis, Afghans and Syrians from taking...

If Europe doesn't want refugees they should support a Turkish safe zone in Syria. It's as simple as that.

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