How exactly is this years Victory day any different from any other except that Russians get to kill literal nazis again, do tell. Did MoD release a schedule or speculate about timetable for achieving goals set by Putin on day one? At this point some fire in Siberia is a win for Ukraine, somehow.
They will be basically just prolonging their failures unless they go all out and succeed. It's kinda dumb though because Ukraine are gonna be even more reinforced than when their 'surprise mission' first started.
What if we figure that we are in World War 3, and while capturing Kiev would have been an accomplishment, Russia still preventing Ukraine from exporting food and otherwise destabilizing the global geopolitical stage being just as bad?
It slowed down a lot when the SCOTUS draft leak happened. Many regular posters in this thread seem to have moved there for the time being.
Come now, some of it has been pretty good.
Its the new big thing, and when the next disaster happens they will move to that.
Pretty much. I'm interested in seeing what happens with this conflict, though. Too bad it might take anywhere from weeks to years to resolve.
I would be sure of that, expect RN/USN/Japanese Navy already exercise together, likely have been doing so for decades. With all three navies flying F-35s now, makes eminent sense. Lots of cross-talk, exchanges, etc.
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It's suprisingly capable. Aside from the totally-not-carriers other posters mentioned they have some big capable Destroyers as well.
Modifying the ships is fairly easy as you note (and they're already partway done). What's less trivial is learning modern carrier ops when you haven't used them since WW2. Fortunately they can, and are, cross training with the US to rebuild that capability.
Their subs will only get better as well as the new ones are coming with lithium-ion batteries instead of the old lead-acid ones, which gives them a nice boost.
They already are: https://news.usni.org/2021/10/05/vi...fighters-to-fly-from-japanese-ship-since-wwii
I suspect they'll probably be doing some cross training with Britain as well since we also operate F-35B carriers as well, and the advantage of having a bunch of cross trained ships is huge in a potential major war.
This is several weeks old
Why is he doing the female version of taking the pic, just give me a zoom on the tank. It's so far away you can't even say it's a T-90. Might as well be ukrainian for how it looks.
>welded turret with large bustle
it's a common figure of speech in german, fairly common way for saying what anglos refer to as "butthurt"
Now that's a good image, it actually does look like it, thanks.
It's not about the fact that someone can be called that way, more about the fact that prime minister was insulted like that. It's pretty uncommon, and if it happens it has fairly big repercussions.
