Yep I posted here previously:
https://defencehub.live/threads/indian-economy-infra-archive.532/page-9#post-75110
But separate thread will get more views for now (y) , so I will leave it up here.
Honestly it is very non-ideal situation for Israel given this is the basic makeup:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qassam_rocket#Rocket,_design_and_cost
How would you discriminate which car is carrying these to some launch site "on the way" to what could be just a regular civilian journey...
The design loop intensity is extremely rigid currently (i.e a ton of research one can do can end up as useless in end, at least in a relevant snapshot of specific project). This plagues every country right now involved, more details below.
It is quite hypothetical speculation IMO (I have...
It is different subject to get into. You don't test, you don't have a problem (officially).
We simply don't have any real information on countries that do very little testing or are opaque in their media narratives.
Extreme case is source of contagion (PRC), anyone honest+reasonable believe...
The buck stops at Modi govt in many ways (along with a number of state govts that have handled this extra bad).
That cannot be denied. They have messed up on huge number of fronts (where govt is concerned and has responsibility) that have been discussed in some depth in the India corona thread...
You will have to take it up with this fellow:
Last week, Punjab Congress chief Sunil Jakhar had stated that the Centre was the main roadblock in the chief minister’s proposal to import oxygen from Pakistan. He said that if a single life was lost in the state due to the oxygen shortage, then the...
An original link to article should be provided.
But wherever this article was from, "the Wire" did run this article that I think its quoting:
https://thewire.in/health/punjab-oxygen-pakistan-centre-reject-proposal
Turkey is in process of developing, growing and refining some potent ecosystems. It has developed lot of good capacities and capabilities already.
I do not see it going "obsolete", there might be some diminishment (readiness of squadrons etc) during transition change into next generations of...
Like I mentioned in a previous thread, the re-export component (LHTEC engine) sanction in this regard was more on the end-user (w.r.t Pakistan) than on the manufacturer (Turkey) itself. But that got mixed in with the growing sanction regime coming from US I suppose.
Past the politics w.r.t US...
Indonesia will prevail, but it will be kind of persistent thing to some level for long time as this area is sufficiently far away (from "hearth" both distance and culture wise etc - even accounting for INA great diversity in its hearth), logistics are not great...and this area is very big and...
There is persistent problem even in regular years of insufficient cremation of corpse and they (isolated or in numbers) end up in the river in this sorry state from time to time.....accounting for say even if 1% of very large population slips through the normal procedures for cremation rites...