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not really feeling sorry for China here at all, but hope it sours the relationship a bit

not really feeling sorry for China here at all, but hope it sours the relationship a bit
perhaps payback in kind for COVID?
not really feeling sorry for China here at all, but hope it sours the relationship a bit
We're going to need more missiles...
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Ukraine confirms interception of over 140,000 aerial targets since 2022
Ukraine’s Air Force said it has destroyed more than 140,000 aerial targets since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, including over 2,000 Kh-101 cruise missiles and roughly 44,000 Shahed-type attack drones. The figures were released in andefence-blog.com
Hopefully "Key Sovereign Capability" #2 from the DIS will kick into gear soon:
Ammunition - Common Ammunition; Battle-Decisive Munitions; Small Arms; Missiles and Bombs
One day they will be teaching the Mossad on how to wage war against your enemies.
Sadly, a lot.What do you know about the population of Odessa and the Pogroms?
At least it's not as offensive as queer giraffes.not really feeling sorry for China here at all, but hope it sours the relationship a bit
DARPA agrees.
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The US is burning through expensive missiles. DARPA is looking for cheaper ones that can be built in days, not months.
A Pentagon research arm wants missiles built faster as the US confronts costly weapons, limited stockpiles, and the demands of high-intensity war.www.businessinsider.com
"In three requests for information published on Tuesday, DARPA asks companies how to make that technology easier to produce and scale. The RFIs reflect a broader push inside the Defense Department to move away from the complex, highly engineered systems the military has traditionally favored."
- The US is burning through costly missiles fighting Iran faster than it can replace them.
- DARPA wants cheaper weapons that can be built in days — or even hours.
- The push reflects growing fears that the US lacks munitions for a prolonged war.
Odessa has a fascinating history. The ethnic mix pre 1914 was pretty cool. The extensive Greek history/population back then was extensive.@Czech_pivo
A strong family connection between the Zionists of Odessa and Crimea and the State of Israel.
I'm not sure there is much to choose between the two when it comes to the Mossad.
I have also read a few of Isak Babel’s books over the years.@Czech_pivo
A strong family connection between the Zionists of Odessa and Crimea and the State of Israel.
I'm not sure there is much to choose between the two when it comes to the Mossad.
If I had a nickel for every time you referenced queer giraffes in this thread, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s odd that it happened twice.At least it's not as offensive as queer giraffes.
Look, with the relatively small number of giraffes in the world, I'm just happy that two queer giraffes found each other.If I had a nickel for every time you referenced queer giraffes in this thread, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s odd that it happened twice.
Look, with the relatively small number of giraffes in the world, I'm just happy that two queer giraffes found each other.
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