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... and while no one's looking, Nicaragua has "voted" (like votes count in Nicaragua) to allow Russian troops and equipment, including warships and airplanes, within its borders and waters, to "combat crime".
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... and while no one's looking, Nicaragua has "voted" (like votes count in Nicaragua) to allow Russian troops and equipment, including warships and airplanes, within its borders and waters, to "combat crime".
Brace yourselves for a renewed offensive on the Belgorod-Kharkiv axis. Lost count at 200…tanks and other AFVs moving through the city toward Highway E105. Didn’t risk any photos because I’m sure the FSB won’t be as forgiving next time I’m nabbed.
The artillery situation is concerning, the Ukranian ask for 1000 howitzers is of course fanciful, but I think the bigger issue is shells. UAF is using 5,000-6,000 shells per day, while they are saying Russia is using 50,000-60,000.
We had pledged 220,000 shells a few weeks back, which are their current rates of use which even they deem insufficient, would last about 45 days.
But I'm not sure how much is actually even in the US and other NATO arsenal. The reference I could find is the US Army ordering 150,000 back in 2018. This was considered a huge increase from the ~16,000 that had been ordered a year before.
https://www.businessinsider.com/arm...shells-to-prepare-for-conventional-war-2018-2
During the WoT there simply wasn't a huge need for large numbers of shells so we just didn't purchase that many.
Im sure the Ukrainian intelligence apparatus is aware and the Armed forces are preparing to meet them.
Aint nuttin like a 200 + convoy of equipment going down a 2 lane road.
Ask Kyiv.
True, but Nicaragua becomes a Russian satellite, and I think the Russians will try to sneak in some weapons that can reach the U.S.
Oh that's a given. Still, at this point it's simply an open invite. I'm sure US intelligence is paying attention.
We should hurry up and bomb Nicaragua to smithereens and invade it. That seems to be the thing you're supposed do when you feel threatenedTrue, but Nicaragua becomes a Russian satellite, and I think the Russians will try to sneak in some weapons that can reach the U.S.
Or say Russia being there presents an existential threat to the US and we may have to nuke them. Show a video of Nicaragua disappearing from Central America, with a connection between the Caribbean and Pacific opening up a new shipping lane.We should hurry up and bomb Nicaragua to smithereens and invade it. That seems to be the thing you're supposed do when you feel threatened
The best guess I can give is:So...what does this mean?
Or say Russia being there presents an existential threat to the US and we may have to nuke them. Show a video of Nicaragua disappearing from Central America, with a connection between the Caribbean and Pacific opening up a new shipping lane.