@OGw_w_wGO@pafemaron It would just be a smaller, weaker IED at that point, which is mostly solved. The effectiveness of FPV and Drop drones is they attack the weaker top armor or open hatches. If you’re limiting drones to low-angle ground attacks you’ve already defeated the problem.
@SeaRaiderII@ethetician Yeah but EVE had a dedicated system for large-scale PvP that had input delay baked into it in order to not overwhelm the server, not sure if that works for WoW.
@NatSec_News It has nothing to do with anything you said, its a way to get around the lower courts filing injunctions every two days. Courts have no say on military doctrine, so their only question would be if they're legally able to build the "military installation" with pentagon funds
@Aaron1598618@gamu0514 You’re purposely ignoring they had to have called for help for him to respond to it you disingenuous donkey. The real cowards are the members of the international community who watched tens of thousands of Iranians to be slaughtered and didn’t move in the slightest.
@Lollaw6@letsplay14me@Ukraine Striking the oil refinery in Moscow after JUST agreeing to stop attacking energy infrastructure. I’m not saying the Ukrainians shouldn’t respond, I’m saying they shouldn’t be striking Moscow of all places right now.
@Jeff21461@star_excelsior Probably a matter of fulfillment priority too. Canada, being irrelevant to the ongoing and developing conflict in Europe, is less likely to have need of a F35 in the coming days than Germany is.
@Lollaw6@letsplay14me@Ukraine Well we’ve already seen one NATO member say outright they’d Veto article 5, so probably not in the EU’s best interest for Ukraine to be escalating at the moment.
@ScythianPG@SuitablePolitic The goal is to get NATO and the EU capable of handling Russia without US intervention, since US’s real focus since at least the Obama admin has been China. Trump’s heavy handed and crass with it, and could very easily fail, but the policy itself is generally sound.
@Batu_Meftun@clashreport What’s the last real battle experience of ANY Euro army besides Ukraine? 2009? If Slovakia kills an article 5 claim the US is not going to bail Europe out, especially not after Ukraine just bombed Moscow in a clearly attempt to escalate.
@mikitaposts@Yamadagonbe4649 Probably currently the largest and most experienced, for sure. I’d argue the Poles are probably actually the strongest, at least out of the EU.
@Batu_Meftun@clashreport Because for article 5 to be invoked every NATO member has to agree. Slovakia basically just said they’d kill any article 5 claim, and any attacked nation would be in their own to pursue support, either by treaty or agreement.
@MonsieurChiffre@AnalyticaCamil1 Right, but you’re claiming they’re numerous and capable, which is clearly NOT the case. If a conflict were to break out it would take at least a month for Western Europe to get there, and 1-2 weeks for the Baltics to fight back with anything other than the 40,000 they have.
@MonsieurChiffre@AnalyticaCamil1 Probably because those are all reservists that would take weeks to equip, retrain, and deploy. The three have a combined active military of like 40,000. The Poles are the only real fighting force in the area.
@bigseb31213 I’m doubtful that there will be anything, but if there is it’s more likely to be a very limited probing attack to gauge NATO/EU willingness rather than a full invasion.
@PatriotPressUS@Albrochier It’s more likely to be a probing attack to see how far they can push before article 5. It’s also possible the US will veto an Article 5 claim altogether and force the EU to respond, because the current US military strategy is focused on preempting war with China.
@Albrochier Realistically If the US doesn’t want to waste its men and materiel on a weak Russia for a EU that’s shown its not a willing or capable military partner, it comes down to just French and UK nukes. US might prioritize Chinese readiness over European intervention.