@BryceMLipscomb The EU doesn't even have air conditioning. More Europeans die of extreme heat or cold every year than Americans die from gunshot wounds. 🧿
@TeaTramRussia Don't all your telecom providers have to network connect to SORM? Store all user communications locally? And sell devices with pre installed hard-coded tracking and monitoring apps? Genuinely asking, not being snarky
That's after it reenters 🤍 prior to reentry, it's standard ballistic flight. I think it's one of the neatest designs so far this century. Not very efficient for non-nuclear payloads, but sometimes the point is not efficiency. Sometimes the point is simply making a point, especially YEARS deep into a conflict with a much smaller border country.
Ya. To *our* country. Russia has about the same setup we do. We literally carpool with Russia to the international space station. Who do you think *told* Russia the Chinese were siphoning the data off the CNC machines they sold Russia for that particular missile? Or do people just think it's a coincidence Israeli-made precision cutting components—the specialized drills, milling cutters, and tool bits required to actually run CNC machines—have been entering Russia's military supply chain? 💀
@sVu5UxgyXH9I@Matrome1509@aleksthgrt That too. On all 3 occasions, and confirmed precise detonation locations afterwards. Standard operating procedures between the two countries, as it ought to be. It's just respectful
Atmospheric "Sieve" Mass Discrimination, duh. The Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile releases MIRVs along with lightweight, radar-reflecting decoys and heat-flares designed to saturate defenses. Advanced networks utilize a combination of sensors to instantly filter out the fakes. It's just simple physics. 🤦🏼♀️
One or two WHAT? LMAO what are you even talking about? As for Iran. clearly youre not familiar with the Thirty Six Strategems. We did not need Iran to not fire missiles. We needed Iran to LAND SEVERAL dead bullseye. How else would we justify hundreds of billions of dollars to turn Saudi Arabia into a uranium enrichment hub, resurrect and modernize the Syrian pipeline, and get the Gulf States to begin constructing a brand new route that entirely circumvents Hormuz? You must only watch tv evening news or something. We've been running the same play in the era of modern warfare since December 1941. Same reason Russia hasn't leveled Ukraine... O.o
@Matrome1509@aleksthgrt Ya, bc they sent 3 at Ukraine. Maybe Ukraine can talk France or somebody into providing overwatch, but that's kinda their problem to figure out. The US only monitors for nuclear blasts in Ukraine not possible incoming. We arent the sky police lol
You don't need to shoot it down whilst it traverses space. They also do not split into multiple munitions until reentry. Launch and pre-terminal travel that are a single ballistic that travels a predicable path. Literally why we use satellites to spot the gigantic launch systems and have space-based infrared sensors detect these launches instantly. For the Oreshnik, the US military currently has roughly 11 to 15 minutes from the moment of launch to detect, track, fire, and achieve kinetic collision. Israel's Arrow 3 is frankly the best tech, but their window is like 6-9 minutes so. 🤷🏼♀️
@scarlettscarlia They have to expand bc the US pulled troops, funding, assets, resources etc. from Europe. We told them multiple times, quit threatening to escalate or engage on our dime with our shit. France is the only country over there with an independent nuclear arsenal. Good luck to them🤷🏼♀️
Tucker is founding a political party, last I checked. Trump, on the other hand, bought a whole social media platform so he could talk crazy bc he got banned from all the other ones. Most of us just ignore him at this point. Most national media outlets don't even air his "speeches" if it would interrupt primetime tv. Lol
@jdjskskskskmdna@aleksthgrt Also they used 3 in Ukraine. The US didn't care, Europe threw a fit, but that's all they ever do. Dunno what else they would do though. France is the only country over there with independent nuclear weapons. Doubt Russia is particularly fearful of France.
@R_Joness@ro_ca_or@WhiteHouse No, and that whole debacle disgusts me. Every election cycle it's some tall tale about brand new ways the system is FUBAR, instead of adequate modernization and security. Walmart collects your biometrics when you buy gum, but you don't need ID to vote? Ridiculous
Russia is the #1 refined and #2 crude supplier to Israel. Russia WAS by far #1 to Germany (now Norway bc Nord attack) As soon as anyone buys Russian oil it's no longer Russian oil. The U.S. doesn't give a DAMN. Europe, on the other hand, can't see past lunchtime on any given day, and China won't even pay Russia 1/5th of the already discounted rate. They also buy oil from US, and they pay us full price, current market value. 🤷🏼♀️
We absolutely can. But with a 100% success rate, we'd not have the Gulf States building a new route to bypass Hormuz, the Syrian pipeline being resurrected, or a reason fast track Saudi Arabia uranium enrichment. These things cost buku, and lawmakers don't approve hundreds of billions of dollars for no reason. 💀 It's almost like some of y'all ain't read the Thirty-Six Strategems.
@jdjskskskskmdna@aleksthgrt Right. Lmao. Ukraine is not the West or the US. Ukraine doesn't have anything better than pac-3 Patriot systems and their system is so decimated they're begging France and others for leftovers. Ukraine is a terrible example of modern defense.
They absolutely did lol. Specifically, crossing the nuclear threshold at any point would result in immediate cessation of diplomatic and economic relations and any means necessary to supress Russian nuclear escalation or deployment. Not the first time but most recently July 11th. They also claim they're training Russian military at the behest of Putin, while the Kremlin maintains the opposite is true. China's like that though, on a regular basis. Historically it's more performative than practical.
@Alex_Oloyede2@penas_alvaro When they take these pills in Russia, do most people feel they use a broad and widely encompassing canvas? Like does the average person have the opportunity to respond, or do the results often seem juxtaposed to other methods of public surgery or poll? Tyia