You have no clue as to what you are talking about and as a result you getting tangled in your own arguments. First you mentioned that Russia has no experience in
nuclear Fusion, then when i corrected you, you then made up the claim that Russia has never had a fusion reactor and that i do not know the difference between fusion and fission. I provided several examples as well as sources that completely disproved your claim. One source mentioned that Russia has
both a fusion and fission hybrid reactor.
Nuclear fusion was pioneered in the Soviet Union. Educate yourself:
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Aeroflot ordered 30 sukhoi 100's and 50 MC-21's. In all the sukhoi 100 has
over 300 orders including some from western europe and the MC-21 has
276 orders.
Study supply and demand, both the sukhoi 100 and the MC-21 are new aircraft with the MC-21 still under development. Obviously companies like Aeroflot will order new Airbuses instead of old Soviet jetliners. Now there is a supply of new aircraft and many Russian companies as well as foreign companies are choosing the sukhoi 100 and MC-21 over western designs.
Probably one of the reasons why European economies are in recession is because Russia is now producing a lot of products that it used to import and with the rapid Chinese rise and industrial growth Russia is now importing more from China. Europe is becoming less competitive and with its foolish sanctions a lot of Russian companies will look else where, and i'm certain that many other countries will do the same.
Firstly you only mentioned "trains" not high speed trains but a little research would have easily told you that Russia has been building high speed trains before they were even popular in most countries, example of one of these is the ER200. So your notion is completely false just like you were wrong on every other subject.
You also do not know the difference between not being able to produce something and not having a supply.
As in supply and demand. If Russia has
no new high speed trains then companies will go to other suppliers.
Also, the 'Russia one' tram although not a high speed train it is a lot nicer then most trams i have seen in europe or anywhere for that matter.
Actually France is a part of Airbus
but i never even mentioned Airbus or civil airliners so i don't know where you are going with this incoherent rant. I asked the question as to when the last time any european country independently build an aircraft on their own? France has the Rafale and other then that no one else has anything that they have built on their own that does not date back to the 1950s. Without Rolls Royce there would be no Eurofighter or Tornado so i would not brag about aviation.