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Trying to get back at the West for financial the God-code which may or may not be embedded in Western systems…
…it’s not just photocopiers with embedded Manchurian software in them…
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…it’s not just photocopiers with embedded Manchurian software in them…Whatever happened to the, and I quote, "eye watering capabilities" we heard about when Russia first invaded Crimea in 2014?
They made it sound like Russian EW capabilities were pretty sophisticated, but now that sounds like it's not the case?
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It's formidable, but they had not really taken into account the effect on their own systems. So that forced them to use more sparingly than they planned.
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the ethnic history of the region is complicated. And Putin's "history" is out to lunch in a big way (as if we didn't already know that)
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Uhm dude, Defense Budget…
We constantly overestimate Enemy capabilities and diminish our own. Two fold reason, more money for equipment and R&D, as well as not building in complacency.
Besides its relative scale, can Russia support an EW cell to do DF work and jamming on a small SOF element - yes, but not over a large area - and not for long if they are getting targeted by the good guys.
A lot of issue we’ve had with Russia was because we couldn’t kill them when they fucked around, however the Ukrainians aren’t hesitant about the Find Out part.
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Unfortunately not reported in more media.
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Russian sabotage is escalating risk of greater conflict in Europe, Army’s Williams says
U.S. Army Europe and Africa’s Gen. Darryl Williams says Russian operatives lack the grasp of allied red lines that their Soviet predecessors had, and their sabotage efforts could lead to a wider war.
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North Korean troops set to join Russian army as Pyongyang ‘fully enters’ war
Intelligence sources say a battalion of 3,000 has been secretly training to fight against Ukraine
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3000 troops from NK allegedly in training for deployment to the war. Surely this means 3000 NATO troops getting deployed on security tasks in Western Ukraine is cool by Putin, right?
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Apparently some have already deserted. I wonder if ones surrendering to Ukraine will be offered asylum in South Korea?North Korean troops set to join Russian army as Pyongyang ‘fully enters’ war
Intelligence sources say a battalion of 3,000 has been secretly training to fight against Ukraine
3000 troops from NK allegedly in training for deployment to the war.
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Might actually be an easier way to get to SK for asylum than taking the land border.
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Why would a North Korean defect to Saskatchewan?
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They got hooked on a bootleg copy of a Ministry album, and wanted to experience Tisdale.
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So two days of troops…North Korean troops set to join Russian army as Pyongyang ‘fully enters’ war
Intelligence sources say a battalion of 3,000 has been secretly training to fight against Ukraine
3000 troops from NK allegedly in training for deployment to the war. Surely this means 3000 NATO troops getting deployed on security tasks in Western Ukraine is cool by Putin, right?
It’s the next 1/2 Million that may be an issue.
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Please.
Tisdale has Saskatchewan's largest honey bee statue, Canada's largest 7/11 by surface area, and their former town motto inspired the Ministry album. Wadena? At best they gave us a senator and a CDS.
I suppose it's to be expected...Unfortunately not reported in more media.
Russian sabotage is escalating risk of greater conflict in Europe, Army’s Williams says
U.S. Army Europe and Africa’s Gen. Darryl Williams says Russian operatives lack the grasp of allied red lines that their Soviet predecessors had, and their sabotage efforts could lead to a wider war.
Not gonna lie, I'm sitting here just imagining what it would be like to be sneaking around Russia as a civilian & low key thinking of ways I could sabotage their kit while not getting caught...
Pretty intense just to think about. Like some basic Metal Gear Solid shit. (The original, for PS 1...)
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Which is probably the next step when the winter food shortages hit in the glorious DPRK.
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White House approves $425 million in new Ukraine aid
U.S. President Joe Biden pledged to send Ukraine "hundreds" of air defense interceptors within months.
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More M1A1’s this time from Australia
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Ukraine to receive aging Abrams tanks in latest Australian military aid package - Euromaidan Press
The latest announcement will bring the total value of Australia's military assistance to Ukraine since the start of the war to more than $1.3 billion, while overall government support now tops $1.5 billion.
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The Koalas will finally get some deploymentsMore M1A1’s this time from Australia
Ukraine to receive aging Abrams tanks in latest Australian military aid package - Euromaidan Press
The latest announcement will bring the total value of Australia's military assistance to Ukraine since the start of the war to more than $1.3 billion, while overall government support now tops $1.5 billion.
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