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Thats what happens when your rocket is guided by a washing machine controle unit.
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Thats my favorite russian rocket. It was fired at luhansk region and went full boomerang, destroying its own launch system and nearby staff. Awesome.
@Foinikas @jhungary @F-22Raptor @Corax @zartosht @jamahir @Vergennes @Beast
There are going to be push back from Russia. That is why we can't back down on Ukraine, whatever we are doing is enough (well, not enough as they need more weapon than what we are sending now) but we also need to draw another red line for Russia not to threaten any of us with weapon of mass destruction. We need to have a clear line what we will do if Russia uses any WMD in Ukraine. And that is up to and including imposing a no fly zone over Ukraine IF Russia cross that line. As I said before, lines need to be drawn and of course we are not going to do anything like that if Russia did not cross that line. But we still need to be prepared and react with posture if said line is crossed.Ok, it’s a defensive posture by us , Like it or not, Russia has plunged NATO and EU nations back into a "Cold War" in Europe. NATO must permanently station combat-ready NATO forces on the eastern border of NATO countries--just as NATO forces faced down the USSR on the inter-German border until the USSR failed. Failure of NATO to act now to prevent Russian expansion will encourage Russia to follow Ukraine with attempts on the Baltic States or other NATO countries.
There are going to be push back from Russia. That is why we can't back down on Ukraine, whatever we are doing is enough (well, not enough as they need more weapon than what we are sending now) but we also need to draw another red line for Russia not to threaten any of us with weapon of mass destruction. We need to have a clear line what we will do if Russia uses any WMD in Ukraine. And that is up to and including imposing a no fly zone over Ukraine IF Russia cross that line. As I said before, lines need to be drawn and of course we are not going to do anything like that if Russia did not cross that line. But we still need to be prepared and react with posture if said line is crossed.
As I said, we cannot afford to be passive and just let Russia threaten us and we step back every time they do. We need to have clear plan as what we will do if Russia start escalating this in Ukraine near NATO border. Because it will be too late if they get inside NATO border.
1. My commiserations to the missile crew.
2. Show me The Sun's vids about NATO-created "Syrian" "moderate" "rebels" trying to fire rockets or guns which then explode on themselves. Or show me the The Sun's posted vids of NATO-supported Ukrainian nationalists / Nazis terrorizing Ukrainian civilians or those in Donbas or the journalists and opposition politicians.
That's either a launch failure or the seeker mistook the launch pad as target (which I doubt because the missile would have to be higher to be able to do that) most likely it failed after launch and head back down to earth and kaboom, took out the launch pad too.Thats my favorite russian rocket. It was fired at luhansk region and went full boomerang, destroying its own launch system and nearby staff. Awesome.
@Foinikas @jhungary @F-22Raptor @Corax @zartosht @jamahir @Vergennes @Beast
Thats my favorite russian rocket. It was fired at luhansk region and went full boomerang, destroying its own launch system and nearby staff. Awesome.
@Foinikas @jhungary @F-22Raptor @Corax @zartosht @jamahir @Vergennes @Beast
There are going to be push back from Russia. That is why we can't back down on Ukraine, whatever we are doing is enough (well, not enough as they need more weapon than what we are sending now) but we also need to draw another red line for Russia not to threaten any of us with weapon of mass destruction. We need to have a clear line what we will do if Russia uses any WMD in Ukraine. And that is up to and including imposing a no fly zone over Ukraine IF Russia cross that line. As I said before, lines need to be drawn and of course we are not going to do anything like that if Russia did not cross that line. But we still need to be prepared and react with posture if said line is crossed.
As I said, we cannot afford to be passive and just let Russia threaten us and we step back every time they do. We need to have clear plan as what we will do if Russia start escalating this in Ukraine near NATO border. Because it will be too late if they get inside NATO border.
Multi-billion dollar US anti missile systems come equipped with the exact same features.
Russian systems come at a fraction of a price and are known for being more reliable then overpriced/over engineered western junk that they can only make a handful of because of the insane price
Ukies and Nato are getting bent over every which way on the military/economic/diplomatic realm. Its good you find some tiny nuggets to sooth your immense butthurt
Its gonna get worse for you, buckle up
Sweden has conscription, as does Finland. When mobilised, Sweden's Army is larger than the UK's. Finland operates a similar system, and when mobilised, it's Army is an equivalent size to what Russia's was before it began its war with Ukraine. Both countries active service standing Armies are highly professional and, at present, are hugely better equipped than the Russian Army which is almost literally scraping the barrel of its Inventory
Sweden can mobilise around 200,000 men out of the 9 millions citizens, they don't have the same conscription they used to have, now it's more or less how you fire your weapon and some basic infantry stuff. Swedish does have a large reserve or home guard component, but that take times to mobilise accord to Försvarsmakten, it will take anywhere from 3 months to 1 year to achieve complete mobilisation.Sweden has conscription, as does Finland. When mobilised, Sweden's Army is larger than the UK's. Finland operates a similar system, and when mobilised, it's Army is an equivalent size to what Russia's was before it began its war with Ukraine. Both countries active service standing Armies are highly professional and, at present, are hugely better equipped than the Russian Army which is almost literally scraping the barrel of its Inventory