Uzbekistan has always been pro-US. That call is not really a surprise.
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Ok good to know. But wasn’t he the defence minister of DPR? Seems like he feels the current operation is a disaster and Russia is stuck. In which case Russia should fully mobilize and take all of Ukraine.
For China that's almost certainly bound to happen. The older generations is now seen as too trusting of the west.
Who do you see taking over after Putin? What do you think are the chances of it being someone from the communist party? If Russia is forced to nationalise foreign assets and trade mainly with China, it seems the obvious choice.
This just imply that the operation was doomed from the start
He is? hmmmmmmmm
There are already pictures of dead Russian soldiers though?
RT dropping hints on who's next after Ukraine. Maybe you should have skipped the parade this year Latvia.
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Anyways, I was writing about the potential political shift towards a stronger Franco-Germanic world view in the EU without the British (Anglo) as a counterweight. Not purely military aspects which will be dominated by the U.S. for the foreseeable future.
There is just too much disconnect between French and German security requirements for proper cooperation to happen.
Franco-British military cooperation always made a lot more sense because both had former colonial police actions to do and always had more expeditionary forces. The German army was always more defensive. They only sent troops abroad with the Afghan conflict with NATO and that was pretty much a disaster.
Plus like we discussed here they keep dropping the ball on all sorts of military-technical projects even when it makes sense to join efforts. Like the next generation Tiger helicopter replacement program. Where Germany decided to buy the AH-64 Apache.
Franco-British military cooperation always made a lot more sense because both had former colonial police actions to do and always had more expeditionary forces. The German army was always more defensive. They only sent troops abroad with the Afghan conflict with NATO and that was pretty much a disaster.
Plus like we discussed here they keep dropping the ball on all sorts of military-technical projects even when it makes sense to join efforts. Like the next generation Tiger helicopter replacement program. Where Germany decided to buy the AH-64 Apache.
CGTN echoing the Russian media. Confirming the use of the the Khinzal hypersonic cruise missile by Russia.
So that would mean thr first combat debut of the Khinzal. We would have to wait for footages of the aftermath of the impact.
I don't think that Russia using the Khinzal is out of desperation. They have the opportunity to use it in combat, and so they did. The US did that plenty of times. Like their use of their MOAB in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Next: Germany. Six million Russian-speaking citizens (approx. 7%). And all ze Germans used to be real nazis too.
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Very, very sad to read, but not unexpected. From the Corona delusion - especially against unvaccinated people - right into the next one. Now the Putin / Ukraine delusion and the bad russians.
People lost their common sense and, no surprise, it is very often the so called "interlectuals" who are up front. Like before they abuse their power to humilate children and their parents and others who can not defend properly. Disgusting.
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