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Likely a wise business move. Going to be plenty of countries wanting to get hold of SPAAs. May as well showcase their current model.I don't know what SKYNEX is but it sounds cool.
Likely a wise business move. Going to be plenty of countries wanting to get hold of SPAAs. May as well showcase their current model.I don't know what SKYNEX is but it sounds cool.
Russia goes out of its way to secure ballistic missiles.
We dither.
Sad state of affairs.
Sad state of affairs indeed, especially from U.S. Russia is using long range missiles obtained from foreign countries to attack another country (Ukraine) yet the U.S says Ukraine cannot use its missiles to attack Russia
If the US allowed that, then what would stop Russia from providing Iran or North Korea with nuclear weapons, or ICBMs? You do realise there are strategic consequences to escalating things, Russia does have hands they haven't yet played. Ukraine gain very little from attacking anything actually inside Russia apart from some social media post saying they blew up something that wasn't even really involved in the war with Ukraine. Their main concern should be the 500,000 Russians sat behind defensive lines in what used to be Eastern Ukraine, that's what their weapons should be used for.
That’s a common occurrence, they do it into the sea. Sometimes they fire them at one of the South Korean islands which gets an immediate response taking out the North Koreans.Speaking of Korea, North Korea just fired hundreds of artillery shells into the South
Just because you can't, or won't, think of any strategic targets in Russia it doesn't mean there aren't any.Ukraine gain very little from attacking anything actually inside Russia apart from some social media post saying they blew up something that wasn't even really involved in the war with Ukraine. Their main concern should be the 500,000 Russians sat behind defensive lines in what used to be Eastern Ukraine, that's what their weapons should be used for.
Ukraine gains very little from deep attacks into Russia???Ukraine gain very little from attacking anything actually inside Russia apart from some social media post saying they blew up something that wasn't even really involved in the war with Ukraine. Their main concern should be the 500,000 Russians sat behind defensive lines in what used to be Eastern Ukraine, that's what their weapons should be used for.
War with Russia in a few months?
Aggression outside the Ukraine will likely go towards a neighbouring country such as Poland, Lithuania, Finland etc. They want the old Soviet empire back and targeting countries beyond this isn’t remotely viable.
If the US allowed that, then what would stop Russia from providing Iran or North Korea with nuclear weapons, or ICBMs? You do realise there are strategic consequences to escalating things, Russia does have hands they haven't yet played. Ukraine gain very little from attacking anything actually inside Russia apart from some social media post saying they blew up something that wasn't even really involved in the war with Ukraine. Their main concern should be the 500,000 Russians sat behind defensive lines in what used to be Eastern Ukraine, that's what their weapons should be used for.
A lot of people didn't think he would be silly enough to invade Ukraine yet here we are. At this point I wouldn't put anything past him.I just don't see why Putin would do it. In a conventional war he loses massively, in a nuclear exchange everyone loses.
If the US allowed that, then what would stop Russia from providing Iran or North Korea with nuclear weapons, or ICBMs? You do realise there are strategic consequences to escalating things, Russia does have hands they haven't yet played. Ukraine gain very little from attacking anything actually inside Russia apart from some social media post saying they blew up something that wasn't even really involved in the war with Ukraine. Their main concern should be the 500,000 Russians sat behind defensive lines in what used to be Eastern Ukraine, that's what their weapons should be used for.
What's to stop NATO providing ICBMs and nuclear weapons to Ukraine.If the US allowed that, then what would stop Russia from providing Iran or North Korea with nuclear weapons, or ICBMs?
What's to stop NATO providing ICBMs and nuclear weapons to Ukraine.
Face it, if Russia doesn't win, Ukraine will restore it's nuclear weapons again. They don't even need NATO for that.
Definitely. The area around the entrance to the Black Sea is at very high risk if Russia want to expand this after Ukraine.I see turkey being a prime target for expansion. Sure, finland offers oil and reduces sea access observations for the north pole however the black sea is needed for naval access to the EU countries in addition to romania etc.
Not sure the same response would be for romania - being in the EU.. it’s likely to get response from all the EU countries in terms of troops etc.