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There is no news in this video or topics that haven't already been discussed ad nauseam. Further replies to this clickbait video with a bunch of low quality bad takes will be deleted.
The strong takes concrete actions to eliminate the threats, the weak will take performative actions to make themselves feel better, just like paying old aunts to 打小人 on the street. If you want to indicate the targets, put sanctions on them.
Because he is considered a Russian agent.
The wealthiest people in Russia happen to have best soldiers (think where the land is as expensive as Moscow). They have the longest life expectancy. you cannot create best soldiers without high quality food, education and clean environment. This is a high tech battlefield where mental development as important as physical.
Shoigu led Russian war in Syria/ Ukraine and is in ministerial Position since 1992 in article last month. declaring Russia not a melting pot to make it clear there is separate civilization inside it and warning to dual nationals/half breed (Putin call them Westernizers ) and than went with big delegation of all agencies to Oman. To create such large delegation it need deep study of people capabilities before visiting Oman. he cannot make further mistakes.
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You probably already heard this news but it's the part Eli the Computer Guy rips into the European mentality... I couldn't agree more. For my many criticisms for the US, I think the Europeans are in part worse. They are not the higher evolutionary thinkers American liberals and the Europeans themselves think they are. It's just a cover to hide what they've always been. When you take a look at the history of Western colonialism, it's not the conservatives that had the mentality that believed they had the right to force themselves on world. It's the Western liberals that think they have a higher calling to force themselves onto everyone else. Did the European colonialist believed they were the evil acting on selfish greed when they raped the world? No, they believed they were doing it for the good... for what's best... for God. It's always for someone else and not for themselves so it can't be motivated by selfishness therefore it must be a positive thing that everyone has to submit to. Is it any different today?
There is some thing called satellites that allow to bypass known air defenses even road mobile. I dont think India has that capability so experience against it not count. Since China has much more cities with taller buildings Russia dynamic air defense experience will be more relevant. They started in 2023 with Su-57 with its new short range missile that was developed in short time. (it is one out of 10 in development. dont assume what they showing is the same what they describing and they are using it) than they added Ka-52M to air defense and finally mastered to put light weight Pantsir on top of structures. They had good idea from Syria that Ka-52M need enhance air defense role but not to extent this Ukraine conflict.
This is king Baudouin of Belgium speech when Congo gained independence where he praises Leopold the II for his work in the Congo. The same Leopold that created the Congo Free State. Lumumba gave a speech after the King where he denounced Belgium colonialism.
This speech got the democratically elected Lumumba killed and replaced with the first iteration of the african dictator, Mobutu Sese Seko, aswell as funding Katangese and South Kasai secession to destabilize their former colony when it became independent.
Let that sink in.
China's escalating confrontation with Japan is colliding directly with its attempt to join one of the world's most demanding trade agreements — the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
And because Australia is chairing the CPTPP process this year, the diplomatic fallout is landing squarely on Canberra's desk.
By Sub-Lieutenant Joseph T. Reilly, Royal Navy