After Cuba Crisis they had need. Now they do not has the money.
Russia hardly cares about Cuba these days. If anything, they would arm Argentina to fight Britain at Falklands.
After Cuba Crisis they had need. Now they do not has the money.
If you can bind allies to yourself with a strong Navy, it also pays off economically.
If you can bind allies to yourself with a strong Navy, it also pays off economically.
Not really a surprise....USS Gerald R Ford problems continue....
Large economies with nuclear weapons and fixed wing aircraft carrier ambitions:
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I guess, in thirty years China operates more aircraft carriers than the USA. Only the technical development of new weapons like autonomous vehicles under water, on the surface or in the air and other stuff may change the picture.
And now let's be excited to see the development of 003 into a full-blown conventionally powerd aircraft carrier.
I agree that their economy is larger in real terms than the UK's economy. Their economy is closer to the size of Germany or Japan in PPP terms. Their population is slighly above Japan's and nearly twice the size of any of the larger European economies like the UK, France, or Germany.
I think Russia will eventually build two supercarriers or something close to it.
They could operate more carriers, but they are better off investing in their submarine fleet and that's what they have focused on.
I agree that their economy is larger in real terms than the UK's economy. Their economy is closer to the size of Germany or Japan in PPP terms. Their population is slighly above Japan's and nearly twice the size of any of the larger European economies like the UK, France, or Germany.
I think Russia will eventually build two supercarriers or something close to it.
They could operate more carriers, but they are better off investing in their submarine fleet and that's what they have focused on.
I agree that their economy is larger in real terms than the UK's economy. Their economy is closer to the size of Germany or Japan in PPP terms. Their population is slighly above Japan's and nearly twice the size of any of the larger European economies like the UK, France, or Germany.