Germany in a large part was owned by the USSR for 40 odd years, there may be some residual love for the way they did things then. Certainly Angela Merkel appeared to respect Russia whilst in power.
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Germany in a large part was owned by the USSR for 40 odd years, there may be some residual love for the way they did things then. Certainly Angela Merkel appeared to respect Russia whilst in power.
Respect or fear?
True, she was born in the east.
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Yes, you are correct but saving money in electric looks good, but crime is getting worse when Citys must turn road lights off .
You'd think something like the European Union would pool resources to tackle these kind of issues...
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It is split between consumer demand and weapons use.
Russia seems to struggle with their domestic production of things like MEMS sensors https://www.althensensors.com/althenpedia/mems-sensors-what-are-they-and-how-do-they-work/ and other inertial sensors/guidance, certain types of pumps (depending on missile fuel type and cooling), etc. which are used by advanced missiles and so on.
And interesting note on that though even very slight changes from the original design can have a big impact on performance, reliability and accuracy - when using stand in salvaged parts even just a slight weight difference from using a different sensor package to the original production can change the CEP by a few percent, etc. or replacement parts have a different temperature response or could be lacking temperature compensation, etc. etc.
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You mean like they did with vaccines for the virus? When the whatsit hits the fan EU member states go to "Every man for themselves" status
It really is pitiful how some people hold the current disarray the EU is in as the doyen of governance.One of the few member states not having a potentially disastrous energy crisis on the horizon, and not being under seige by migrants is held as a pariah state by Brussels.
Good news. I wonder how long it will take to fill it up
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Every time the letters E U are mentioned, here he comes! What's your point there exactly anyway? That countries in the EU are sovereign and can do their own thing?! Yeah, we all know that. Also, if you think an energy crisis in Europe won't affect us then I suggest you look at your own electric bill.You mean like they did with vaccines for the virus? When the whatsit hits the fan EU member states go to "Every man for themselves" status
One of the few member states not having a potentially disastrous energy crisis on the horizon, and not being under seige by migrants is held as a pariah state by Brussels.
They are, so what is your point?
perhaps your could provide citations for pro-Russian politics in Germany?
Rather, you seem to be confused with the pro-Russian far-right republican parties on the USA, or how the Tory party welcoming Russian influence despite warnings from MI5
it is impossible to say what is best in the long run without a time machine. So many ways this might end. Non of the experts have any particular idea .
And the feeling is pretty mutual across most of the world. No one wants the war to continue, mostbwant Russian retreat, but no one one is going to commit actual military resources because they are scared of nuclear retaliation. If the west really want to support Ukraine then they should send in full Nato forces. Otherwise this is a slow dripfeed whilethe war now stagnates. Russia is the only country that can stop the war, either by retreating or full-mobilisation and invasion. sending weapons to Ukraine is having diminishing effects sadly.
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They are making a horrible mess of it.
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