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"NEVER SURRENDER!"
Just believe the one that suits ya.
tee, hee.
"I swear on the Bible that I will never use cluster bombs like Putin has." - Biden
tee, hee.
Russian Embassy in UK trolling them n8gs
Fine of 1% of the amount embezzled! Guess putler got his cut.
The NK announcement that Kim Kong has ICBMs is most likely coming right after this meeting
is ing
real
THE BEGGING
This is definitely cool but the demolition of the EW vehicles and sites are what really help tactically.
But Pukin did get his 1/10 of a Billion dollar yacht out of Western Harbors BEFORE the invasion.Fine of 1% of the amount embezzled! Guess putler got his cut.
Big win for hater...
"NEVER SURRENDER!"
"Crimea by Fall"
"A few days"
The kiss of death
Damn, T-90 goes boom!
"NEVER SURRENDER!"
-- North Korea’s Hwasong-18 ICBM and its July 12, 2023 successful launch is likely the result of technical cooperation sourced to Russia.
-- Unlike the North Korean liquid propellant ICBMs which North Korea has demonstrated over the past few years, the sudden appearance of a solid fueled ICBM occurred only months after a horizontal engine test. This test demonstrated that the Hwasong-18 can deliver substantial payloads to intercontinental ranges along with decoy canister countermeasures. The sudden appearance of these advanced capabilities is difficult to explain without cooperation from the Russian government and its scientists.
-- The reported physical dimensions and flight trajectory data of the Hwasong-18 is nearly identical to that of the Russian Topol-M ICBM (SS-27 Mod 2).
-- This missile is equipped to penetrate existing U.S. ballistic missile defenses with countermeasures and deliver multiple thermonuclear weapons to targets in the continental United States. A Hwasong-18 missile force will require the U.S. to consider additional concepts for missile defense including the use of airborne drone interceptors (“airborne patrol”).
-- A transfer of this ICBM or its related technology from Russia would violate an unwritten international protocol to both refrain from and prevent transferring nuclear strike capabilities to other parties.
-- The July 2023 visit by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu to DPRK to attend the 70th anniversary of the Korean war armistice, and the personal audience with Kim Jong-un, is only the latest manifestation of growing Russian-DPRK ties that include the transfer of munitions in support of Russia’s war in Ukraine and Russian food and energy transfers to the North in return. This potential transfer of the Topol-M missile or its technology would take cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang against the U.S. and Indo-Pacific allies to a new and more dangerous level.
The Transfer of a Russian ICBM to North Korea?
August 17, 2023, by Theodore Postol
https://beyondparallel.csis.org/the-...o-north-korea/
just got real
"stone age."
-- North Korea’s Hwasong-18 ICBM and its July 12, 2023 successful launch is likely the result of technical cooperation sourced to Russia.
-- Unlike the North Korean liquid propellant ICBMs which North Korea has demonstrated over the past few years, the sudden appearance of a solid fueled ICBM occurred only months after a horizontal engine test. This test demonstrated that the Hwasong-18 can deliver substantial payloads to intercontinental ranges along with decoy canister countermeasures. The sudden appearance of these advanced capabilities is difficult to explain without cooperation from the Russian government and its scientists.
-- The reported physical dimensions and flight trajectory data of the Hwasong-18 is nearly identical to that of the Russian Topol-M ICBM (SS-27 Mod 2).
-- This missile is equipped to penetrate existing U.S. ballistic missile defenses with countermeasures and deliver multiple thermonuclear weapons to targets in the continental United States. A Hwasong-18 missile force will require the U.S. to consider additional concepts for missile defense including the use of airborne drone interceptors (“airborne patrol”).
-- A transfer of this ICBM or its related technology from Russia would violate an unwritten international protocol to both refrain from and prevent transferring nuclear strike capabilities to other parties.
-- The July 2023 visit by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu to DPRK to attend the 70th anniversary of the Korean war armistice, and the personal audience with Kim Jong-un, is only the latest manifestation of growing Russian-DPRK ties that include the transfer of munitions in support of Russia’s war in Ukraine and Russian food and energy transfers to the North in return. This potential transfer of the Topol-M missile or its technology would take cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang against the U.S. and Indo-Pacific allies to a new and more dangerous level.
The Transfer of a Russian ICBM to North Korea?
August 17, 2023, by Theodore Postol
https://beyondparallel.csis.org/the-...o-north-korea/
just got real
We saved Russia's ass in WW2 Stalin even admitted it.
You say what happened in Waco was bad. Russia does worse, and you cheerlead for it.
They are both bad, you should be condeming both, if you really cared. Since you don't, I can only assume you approve of Russia's torture and murder.
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lastly, I hate to break it to you, but modern russia is a genocidal colonial empire, that has committed dozens of genocides in the last hundred years to keep itself together.
Everything you claim to hate about the US, the Russia is worse in every way.
Ukraine!
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