Originally Posted by skridlov
(Post 11277789)
This nuanced, long article in the current LRB is excellent. I'm a subscriber however I believe a number of articles are accessible FOC if you access via a VPN.
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/.../blast-effects |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11277841)
Ai think you will find they were announced a while back but just are being delivered, hats off to them as they are a poor country and they are handing over their air defence capability to rely on other countries to defend them.
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Originally Posted by rattman
(Post 11277864)
They do want financial compensation for them, which I do understand for a small country like slovenia. Something like 300 million for the planes and all parts
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What can I say… they are living in cloud cuckoo land
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1fe8a07e8.jpeg |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11277841)
I think you will find they were announced a while back but just are being delivered, hats off to them as they are a poor country and they are handing over their air defence capability to rely on other countries to defend them.
here you go https://twitter.com/GattoLugano/stat...54534472323072 |
Originally Posted by GlobalNav
(Post 11277914)
Which countries, if any, have committed to the air defense of Slovakia?
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Originally Posted by Tartiflette Fan
(Post 11277917)
Their former co-state - Czech Republic.
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/slovakia-m...29s-in-august/ in the meantime, more views of the dam bridge damage and although the poster says it does not show much I think it speaks volumes as the main bridge support beam structure is no longer sitting on the pier, it’s gone. .. |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11277891)
What can I say… they are living in cloud cuckoo land
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1fe8a07e8.jpeg Ukraine decided to fight alone, and Ukraine alone will decide when enough is enough. The Ukrainians have every reason to fight to the bitter end. God speed. |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11277891)
What can I say… they are living in cloud cuckoo land
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1fe8a07e8.jpeg |
Admirable. That would do for starters.
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In return Ukraine will allow two equal languages, as in Canada with French and English.
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Originally Posted by jolihokistix
(Post 11277929)
In return Ukraine will allow two equal languages, as in Canada with French and English.
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Originally Posted by langleybaston
(Post 11277931)
OK. Ukrainian and English?
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I would add the militias of the breakaway republics would lay down their arms and Russia would withdraw from Sevastopol.
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Originally Posted by langleybaston
(Post 11277924)
Contrary to Russian [and other] beliefs, even the warmest of Ukraine's supporters in this Just War have little leverage in demanding negotiations.
Ukraine decided to fight alone, and Ukraine alone will decide when enough is enough. The Ukrainians have every reason to fight to the bitter end. God speed. Ukraine is financially on life support, technically in default, although the creditors have granted a two year repayment delay ( https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-ok-debt-delay ) Likewise, Ukraine depends on outside supporters for its arms. So they have as much freedom as their military and financial supporters provide. |
Which is still more than Russia who are in actual default. The rest of the world will help Ukraine rebuild, Russia not so.
And let’s face it, Ukraine is ONLY in this position because Russia invaded, prior to that they were starting to grow. You just don’t get the west and the freedoms it gives you, do you. |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11277999)
Which is still more than Russia who are in actual default. The rest of the world will help Ukraine rebuild, Russia not so.
And let’s face it, Ukraine is ONLY in this position because Russia invaded, prior to that they were starting to grow. |
Originally Posted by etudiant
(Post 11277983)
That is not so in terms of money or material, even if Ukraine has the will..
Ukraine is financially on life support, technically in default, although the creditors have granted a two year repayment delay ( https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-ok-debt-delay ) Likewise, Ukraine depends on outside supporters for its arms. So they have as much freedom as their military and financial supporters provide. Russia's current economy is smaller than Belgium's. and they are famous for chocolates. Russia is famous for making a ruckus in the kitty litter and breaching treaties. My question to you etudiant is, why are you not helping a country that has been attacked by a genocidal aggressor? For an aviation flavor.... The USSR has managed to kill the same number of people as if you shot down a B747-200 with 269 people on it every day for 75 years. That is how murderous the history of the glorious workers paradise has been. Good for undertakers. |
Antonovsky bridge took another major pummelling last night including secondary explosions from equipment/armament on the bridge itself - they’re not going to fix that overnight…
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Slovakia is doing their share, with those MIG29's mentioned earlier they are now delivering highly mobile artillery as well. MRSI capability to 6 rounds per minute.
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