War in Ukraine: America is learning the art of humility
By Katty Kay
US special correspondent
Published1 day ago
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Ukraine's President Zelensky addresses the US Congress
America is learning the art of...
As long as Russian Black Sea navy remains mostly unscathed they'll never give up their plans. I really hope that Ukraine has some AshM they're hiding for the right moment. Imagine how much Russia will their push and muscle if their BSN is sunk.
What idiot would put so much money in one vehicle. Even Iran uses courier that transports one luggage of money or so ffs.
They’re not showing much but emblems and such of red cross chests. Mind you even Russia has access to the same damn chests. And who’s to say Russia isn’t plundering the...
I’m quite behind in this thread so didn’t post this thinking someone probably alredy had. But it looks nice despite the smoke.
This is how it started
https://www.army-technology.com/projects/songar-armed-drone-system/
but bow it has domestic mini missile :)
That is also what I'm thinking, I believe that the uncoordinated attack on Kyiev and such is done by conscripts to keep the UA busy while the soldiers with real training or to a certain degree is focused on the area around Mariupol. Russia needs to connect the invaded area with Crim to Donbas so...
I'm going to bet those countries are in the Gulf, Qatar, Oman and possibly Bahrain or perhaps Kuwait. Not sure our relations with UAE are good enough for such a sale atm.
Danish armed forces are not ready for this. They have heaps of problems and their speacialist corose are riddled with problems.
I’ve shared news about how nepotism and husband wife relations screwed over the armed forces.
I don’t even know if the current MOD can overhaul and clean up.
I was wondering why TN keeps changing specifications. I mean if it is to cover the whole Mavi Vatan with our doctrin then I'd say they need bigger vessels like Ada class to sail all the way out and such.
If they're looking at smaller vessels for adalar denizi then I can understand "light"...