Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion

Dick Mason said:
Ukraine considering following suit if US bans TikTok
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Dick Mason said:
Ukraine would consider banning TikTok if the U.S. does it first, lawmaker Yaroslav Yurchyshyn said in an interview with RBC-Ukraine released on April 1.
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Stupid perpetual slave minded niggers. You're your own fucking country. Literally just do it.
 
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Cuckoman said:
That is a fully retarde

That is a fully retarded take. It is fully known exactly how much work these planes need in order to keep flying.

It is well documented that an F-16 needs approximately 18 hours of maintenance after each hour it has spent in the air.
50 years of data about this airframe in airforces around the world can show this.

Those ~18 hours of maintenance per flight hour is also based on the assumption that the maintenance is performed by fully trained and competent people. Not basically somali-tier gypsies that can not even fi a broken bicycle.
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Don’t worry man… I’m sure our fellow Kiwi knows exactly what he’s talking about.

Dymitri will take a swig of vodka and try to figure out how to siphon the fuel from the oil drum to the F16, while Mykola will take a swig of vodka and start connecting the data cables… Oh… It’s raining? Oh well.

In other news BIG UPS TO THE KOSMO BRATYA IN KAZAKHSTAN!

Russia just launched a Resurs P surveillance satellite yesterday, which will decrease the Ukrop Elint advantage and give Russian forces better surveillance.

It’s the first Resurs P satellite since 2016, and they’re planning to send up an upgraded Resurs PM satellite later this year.
 
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Battlefield2142EU said:
Watch Taiwan start importing trannies from Thailand to get more support from the west.
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"We cannot afford a tranny gap!"
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Contrary to their mainstream portrayal, as inspired purely by religious fundamentalism, Daesh are primarily guns for hire.

Within just 24 hours of the horrific mass shooting in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall on March 22nd, which left at least 137 innocent people dead and 60 more critically wounded, US officials blamed the slaughter on ISIS-K, Daesh’s South-Central Asian branch. For many, the attribution’s celerity raised suspicions Washington was seeking to decisively shift Western public and Russian government focus away from the actual culprits – be that Ukraine, and/or Britain, Kiev’s foremost proxy sponsor.

Full details of how the four shooters were recruited, directed, armed, and financed, and who by, are yet to emerge. The savage interrogation methods to which they have been, and no doubt continue to be subjected are concerned with prising this and other vital information from them. The killers may end up making false confessions as a result. In any event, they themselves likely have no clue who or what truly sponsored their monstrous actions.

Contrary to their mainstream portrayal, as inspired purely by religious fundamentalism, Daesh are primarily guns for hire. At any given time, they act at the behest of an array of international donors, bound by common interests. Funding, weapons, and orders reach its fighters circuitously, and opaquely. There is almost invariably layer upon layer of cutouts between the perpetrators of an attack claimed by the group, and its ultimate orchestrators and financiers.

Given ISIS-K is currently arrayed against China, Iran, and Russia – in other words, the US Empire’s primary adversaries – it is incumbent to revisit Daesh’s origins. Emerging seemingly out of nowhere just over a decade ago, before dominating mainstream media headlines and Western public consciousness for several years before vanishing, at one stage the group occupied vast swaths of Iraqi and Syrian territory, declaring an “Islamic State”, which issued its own currency, passports, and vehicle registration plates.

Devastating military interventions independently launched by the US and Russia wiped out that demonic construct in 2017. The CIA and MI6 were no doubt immensely relieved. After all, extremely awkward questions about how Daesh were comprehensively extinguished. As we shall see, the terror group and its caliphate did not emerge in the manner of lightning on a dark night, but due to dedicated, determined policy hatched in London and Washington, implemented by their spying agencies.
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More in the link.
 
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namelesstacotruck said:
Im kinda curious why propeller driven aircraft with big radar suites arent a thing. They can do bomb truck missions, provide air support and carry long range air to air missiles just fine and it seems like they would be vastly cheaper?
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We do use that, we just call them attack helicopters lol (ignore that the propeller is driven by a jet turbine in most now)
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I'm glad to see fatrick and his doppelganger have finaly volunteered for ukraine. I hope the czech can find enough paint baloons.
 
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reptile baht spaniard rid said:
I'm glad to see fatrick and his doppelganger have finaly volunteered for ukraine. I hope the czech can find enough paint baloons.
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The one on the right looks to be developing forehead fat. No one living in the woods, for months at a time, getting shot at, can still be forehead fat levels of fat. Like how can you go to war, and still be a lardass?
 
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Ukies are reporting a successful repelling of a Russian attack in Tonenke with up to 20 destroyed tanks. Any info on this?
 
SaidNoOneEver said:
Hey, can we report volunteer the morons in the other thread for dodging the draft? Jay in Kiev from Twitter at least.
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Why not that guy named after a wrestling personality?
SIMIΔN said:
Unfortunately the domestic supply is already so high Taiwan is a net export of troons. Take Kiwifarm's biggest fanboy Elliot Fong for example.
Taiwan has had troons in the cabinet and on TV for years.
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This stuff is everywhere, is TikTok at least partly to blame?
 
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