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That... doesn't make it any better.
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That... doesn't make it any better.
The steel doesn't seem corroded but the monolith design could make the repair of that bridge an nightmare, in the Chinese design looks like that if the bridge loss an span it can be repaired even with a provisional one.
Russians joke about "inferior" Chinese quality all the time, seems like there is a need for some self-reflection.
To be honest back into mostly working order in 1 evening and full capacity resume in a month is speed expected of China but not speed expected of Russia.
Even if the border guards are surprisingly bad, the one responsible for repairing infrastructure are surprisingly good.
The Russian Railway Troops have managed to repair bombed out tracks in Ukraine in two days, and I heard of them repairing some tracks which had washed away in the BAM, after the permafrost melted, in two or three days when some people were estimating 2-3 months. So they are pretty effective.
The actual civilian Russian Railways though are known for being slow like molasses. Some projects in the Far East are severely delayed because of them.
I bet he must have read the comic "MOONLIGHT MILE" in which the Chinese build a powerful military base on the far side of the moon and take in American rebels. LMAO
In order for everyone to make a better judgment, I think it is necessary to upload some pictures related to the structure of the Crimea Bridge. I'm personally leaning towards the single detonation conjecture of a car bomb.
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Prehaps this would be a better investment for the Russians in the future considering their own lack of intel gathering capabilities. Operating more satellites would likely be expensive for them given the economy will take years to reoriented themselves and require vast resources to achieve it.
Definitely, this is a good near abroad strategic recon asset to supplement an optical recon satellite network. But the Russians still have to actually invest in it.