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SK partnered with a US geotechnical survey company to discover this reserve. A few US companies have already submitted proposals to extract the gas, according to reports.
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2024-03-06
Ah no wonder Best Korea has been in a tantrum lately.
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2024-03-06
It's a huge geopolitical win. If China attacks Taiwan, there's a good chance they'd try to impose a blockade on the trade routes, basically straining the SK and Japanese forces of oil and gas. This reserve gives the US, SK, and Japan a lot of leverage and maneuverability in terms of military strategies.
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2024-03-06
Exactly this. It simplifies the shit out of logistics for the US military for damn sure.
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2024-03-06
> alleviate dependency on imports Not unless they spend billions on processing facilities. Look at Iran: all the oil in the world and can't refine shit
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> We've already discovered, drilled, and capped wildly more oil reserves than we could ever use. Korea hasn't. It would very much benefit from having fossil fuels that aren't reliant on global markets or shipping. >And the whole time renewable energy is just getting cheaper and cheaper than fossil fuels... It is only cheaper if you can overcome intermittency. Cheap solar is not cheap if you have to spin up coal plants to full grid demand every night. So far, the only viable options for allowing solar and wind to become a serious part of the grid mix is combined cycle gas power plants or a lot of hydro. Even the largest grid scale batteries can only provide enough storage to help deal with short peaks in demand. Useful, but not close to enough.
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2024-03-06
Could you imagine the shit show if the oil was found anywhere near the 38th parallel?
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2024-03-06
Leave them there. It is the best we can do for our world.
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2024-03-06
South Korea does not produce oil, but as of 2021, it has the fifth-largest refining capacity in the world after the United States, China, Russia, and India.
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2024-03-06
Quit. Oil. No more oilgarchy.
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2024-03-06
You know the Americans already have tens of thousands of soldiers stationed there… legitimately protecting their “freedom” as you so inappropriately put in quotes. Have you heard of North Korea before ?
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I kinda agree except the definitions. Biden doesn't pressure Israel into "peace" - no one in Israel believes that, No one in the US Army / ex-CIAs whatever, think thats true.. Hamas must be fully exterminated + an Ally must be formed to handle Gaza and keep fighting against Iran & Qatar influence. Biden does it for political reasons only, or just for optics and pretending, while in reality the US push & backup the other options more.
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Brave people. China has a state apparatus way more capable/competent than Russia could ever dream of, they have the means, resources and most probably the will to go after these people. All of them know this and they still chose to defy the authority. Yet people keep making excuses for russians that support the regime even from abroad.
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2024-03-06
China clandestinely established entire police structures inside multiple western nations very recently. Do you really think they wouldn’t be able to assassinate someone in those countries or any other country for that matter if they really wanted ? They just care a lot more than russia about international rules and maintaining appearances on the world stage.
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2024-03-06
Ngl, I do find it kinda ironic that they're gathering in Japan of all places...you know the country who deny their own war crimes against China.
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2024-03-06
I responded an answer similar to what I would’ve said here to the other guy. You should read that one too.
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2024-03-06
People need to understand that Russia is really not very oppressive outside of their large cities.  There are towns and villages in Russia that almost never see police and are controlled by local gangs. You kind of saw this in Dagestan where people essentially walked onto an airport tarmac before National Guard troops literally had to be flown in to secure it. Even before the war Russia's resources were spread very thin over the amount of territory they have. That's not the case with China. 
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2024-03-06
I read your comment and while your argument is valid, what I’m trying to say with my last paragraph is that when we are talking about major countries it isn’t a matter of ability but of willingness to do such things. As an absurd example: any EU member could afford to pick a spec-ops or intelligence agent, issue them a new passport and send them abroad to kill some guy. But even though they have the ability to do something like that there are various institutional layers to prevent it and they also don’t have a complete disregard for the rules based international order.
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2024-03-06
Remember people, Britain killed a similar number of unarmed peaceful protestors in the Jalianwala Bagh massacre. For which it never formally apologized. But nobody remembers that of course.
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2024-03-06
The object of the protest is immaterial. The point that I've been trying to make is the murder of unarmed peacefully protesting civilians. Britain is as bad as China but everyone ignores that.
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2024-04-06
What? How is the object immaterial? They want official recognition of the tragedy, and likely political reparations in line with the demands of the demonstrators of that time. They're trying to change the political situation, which is a series of laws and procedures. To say it's not material is just flat out disingenuous. They are trying to change the processing and handling of the material which is the political body of people. Freedom of movement, association, and speech. The forces which govern an object, and the forces exerted by an object cannot be separated as not part of the ongoing process which is the entity. As for Britain, I'm sure they have plenty to own up for. The way you're trying to address it, however, does nothing but to try and debase other legitimate outrage by saying the status quo is hypocritical, and therefore without merit. That's all whataboutism ultimately amounts to.
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It’s already happening. Things are moving to Mexico. In fact Mexico surpassed China in 2023 as a trading partner.
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2024-03-06
You act like there is only one organization these politicians might be murdered by
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2024-03-06
Amazing that there has never been another Jewish woman in Mexico
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2024-03-06
It’s a look into the future for the US as far as I can see. Blind obedience to bribes backed by the threat of violence from “much” of the public is basically the Republican platform in the US since January 3 years ago It doesn’t take a majority to create a terrorist state
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2024-03-06
Maybe it’s just a language issue but the cartels have absolutely assassinated dozens or hundreds of Mexican politicians
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Iran contra.
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Trump made the deal with the Taliban to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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Would you consider the Taliban to be terrorists? We negotiated a withdrawal agreement with them
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Also Obama negotiated a prisoner exchange with the Taliban, a few prisoners from Guantanamo in exchange for an American serviceman they were holding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowe_Bergdahl
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2024-03-06
Hamas has lost thousands and thousands of fighters already and Israel has lost ~250 soldiers. That ratio does not benefit Hamas, lol. Where the pressure needs to come is on those *supporting* Hamas — like Egypt, Lebanon, Qatar, and Iran. They’re basically providing the same support to Hamas that NATO is providing to Ukraine. Without that support, they fall. Hamas’ leadership needs to be punished. The organization needs to be destroyed. There’ll always be a new upstart after Hamas is gone — but Hamas as it is, will be gone. Israel has highlighted this requirement frequently, and Hamas’ allies aren’t incorporating it in their proposals.
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Netanyahu would be throwing away his party’s foothold because the far right parties that account for about 2 dozen or so seats threatened to pull support for Likud if Netanyahu accepts the proposal. That said, Israel’s government has also come out saying the dissolution of Hamas is still a requirement to them for a permanent ceasefire. So, unless this deal involved Hamas’ leadership getting 6 foot drops, it’s not going to end.
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Assuming no Egyptian spy screw it up again this time.....
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Isreal will not stop until they get Deif and Sinwar. Facts!
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Hazing is endemic in ROK military. So bad that Korean manga artist published what it was like in the Korean military and had it published in Japan. I read the book and it is ugly. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazing\_in\_the\_Republic\_of\_Korea\_Armed\_Forces](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazing_in_the_Republic_of_Korea_Armed_Forces)
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A neutral stance is recognising Ukraine's 1991 borders (both nations agreed on the borders for +20 years) and agreeing that Ukraine has a right to defend those borders.
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People are outraged at this when we have already seen castration, and decapitations by Russians.
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However you are not a county, I suspect.
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I have an idea that they also include damaged/abandoned equipment. You know, equipment that has been operationally taken out but may return to action after repairs.
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The whataboutism is strong with this one
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Ok?
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Sadly, yes. Pre-war estimates had large barrel artillery stock at well over 10k, plus large mortars on top of that. Those were probably underestimates to some degree, and they have been manufacturing and perhaps even buying from their allies more. Combine that with whatever they salvage from the battlefield It is not sustainable in the least, however. We will.have to ee how much longer their stocks hold up.
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Short answer: No. Long answer: These Ukrainian claims, with the possible exception of the casualties if you consider them as KIA+WIA+POW, are all exaggerated, some more than others. Every country to ever fight a war has exaggerated the enemy's losses and Ukraine is no exception. That's not a critique of Ukraine, it's just the nature of the fog of war and confirmation bias. The 13,000 losses would be basically everything Russia had. According to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_equipment_of_the_Russian_Ground_Forces), before the war, Russia had at least 1,032 mortars in active service (at least 4,000 in reserve), approximately 1,581 pieces of towed artillery in active service (6,675 in reserve), and approximately 2,228 self-propelled guns in active service (3,960 in reserve), for 4,841 total in active service (14,635 in reserve). But that's based on Military Balance figures, so let's look at some photographic evidence. Covert Cabal and company [analyzed Russian storage bases back in February](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FozvYM2Zhpw) and compared them to pre-war numbers. Since these are storage bases, this should be comparable to the numbers listed as in reserve on Wikipedia. Before the war, they found 2,365 towed mortars, 12,266 other towed artillery (5,603 of which were D-20, D-1, M-30, M-46, or ML-20, which are very old and would not have been in service prior to the war, so call it 6,663 modern artillery pieces), and 4,450 self-propelled guns in storage, for a grand total of 19,081 (13,478 modern pieces). So that roughly corresponds with Wikipedia's numbers if you only look at the modern guns. Now, as of February, Covert Cabal found that there were 44 towed mortars, 6,742 other towed artillery (4,069 of which were D-20, D-1, M-30, M-46, or ML-20, so call it 2,673 modern artillery pieces), and 2,961 self-propelled guns left in storage. Assuming that every time a gun is lost, Russia replaces it with one from storage (which is an oversimplification that will make loss rates look higher than they are, some guns will just have been activated as the Russian army increased in size, and others will have been cannibalized to repair guns that were broken, which is still a loss for Russia, but is unlikely to be claimed by Ukraine as a kill), that suggests Russia has lost 2,321 towed mortars, 5,524 towed guns, and 1,489 self-propelled guns, for a total 9,334. For the factors I mentioned in my parenthetical, I would argue that is a top end number of losses, but since that was from February (or earlier, depending on when satellite imagery was available), we'll just take that number as is and assume actual losses have caught up by today. TLDR in round numbers: Russia started the war with approximately 19,000 modern artillery pieces (including mortars) in active service or reserve. Ukraine claims to have destroyed 13,000. Actual losses are likely around 9,000, maybe less.
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Can’t these live threads be something other than feeds of Twitter posts? Does Reddit have some kind of contractual agreement with (dumb new non-name) or something?
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At Shangri-La Dialogue, Ukraine's allies - and Zelenskiy - push for more defence aid >SINGAPORE, June 2 (Reuters) - Ukraine's allies will step up to provide military assistance as the country weathers attacks by Russia, officials said at the Shangri-La Dialogue global defence forum in Singapore, where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was a surprise visitor. >More than two years after Russia invaded, Kyiv faces renewed assaults on its territory, particularly in the region around the northeastern city of Kharkiv. A greater flow of artillery ammunition has strengthened defences there, but more is needed - particularly surface-to-air missiles, said Germany's chief of defence, General Carsten Breuer. >"What we see is that Ukraine needs air defences... and of course, artillery ammunition and weapon systems to fight against Russia and this present attack," Breuer said in an interview on the sidelines of the conference. >Zelenskiy arrived in Singapore on Saturday to try to gather support for a "peace summit" planned for June 15-16 in Switzerland. At that summit, he hopes to rally friendly countries around the idea of a resolution to the conflict, which began when Russia invaded in February 2022, that includes the withdrawal of Russian troops and the restoration of Ukraine's 1991 borders. >"It is very important for us to begin the process of establishing a just peace," Zelenskiy said on the social media platform X. "Russia does not want to end the war. Therefore, we must work together with the entire world to bring peace closer." >Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte, who has said her country's military will train troops inside Ukraine if needed, called on countries in the Indo-Pacific region to provide more assistance for Kyiv. >"Ukraine needs the unwavering support of all nations that cherish freedom," Simonyte said. **"This is not a regional issue. This is a global imperative. This is a fight for freedom for all us."** >In recent days, Ukraine began using U.S. weapons such as High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) to attack Russian forces inside Russia - a development Zelenskiy that said he was grateful for, but that it was not enough. [https://www.reuters.com/world/shangri-la-dialogue-ukraines-allies-zelenskiy-push-more-defence-aid-2024-06-02/](https://www.reuters.com/world/shangri-la-dialogue-ukraines-allies-zelenskiy-push-more-defence-aid-2024-06-02/) The security conference in Singapore, organised by the London-based International Institute of Strategic Studies, began Friday and ended Sunday. More info in link.
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I don't know ratings for russia, but NATO related articles mention ~2k shells will typically wear out a barrel. According to Gen. Cavoli and other sources, Russia could have fired ~15 million shells by now, needing ~7.5k barrels. Obviously they could have made or imported some. And maybe they had racks of them just sitting around inside that couldn't be counted by Covert Cabal... But many of those removed could have been for barrels.
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2024-03-06
I’m glad they left. Even if they likely fled to avoid prosecution. Russia can deal with them.
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Auf Nimmerwiedersehen! It would be funny if Max gets drafted in the near future, I'm sure he will be pleased.
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UK military chief confident Ukraine will win the war, but allies must 'maintain support' https://kyivindependent.com/uk-defense-chief-confident-ukraine-to-prevail-despite-ongoing-russian-offensive-in-countrys-northeast/
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Haha, i know! I give them a month before we see them on social media begging to come back.
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2024-03-06
Really want an update on them.
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I doubt they will be missed. We're all better off without fifth columnists working against our countries interests.
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Russians gained some ground around Kharkiv but they had MASSIVE losses. Like somethink like 39k during may alone.
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Yay! More fertilizer = More Sunflowers.
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Ooh ooh let me guess 3 days special operations ?
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This the only source? Unless he misunderstood 60 Russians have surrendered since the fighting began in Vovchansk that's quite unlikely.
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Nope 98 came out also on floppy, I personally installed it as such on a lot of comps. [Here's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWuJxKtF3gk) a video instruction on how to install it even.
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2024-03-06
Against unarmored trucks, drones appear to be perfectly capable! I’m glad they saved those good weapons for other stuff.
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Operational-Strategic Group Khortytsia is claiming ~60 surrendered today.
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Russia gained some 173 km2 in that direction (12 villages, and about 20% of the town of Vovchansk), suffered thousands of casualties. They made those gains entirely from May 10th to May 20th. Since May 20th they have been effectively paralyzed in that area and the frontline stabilized. Now Ukraine is reportedly making minor counterattacks against them.
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Also please keep in mind 173 km^2 sounds more impressive than it is. It's a tiny part of Ukraine relative to the size of the country and they were mostly very small villages, even Vovchansk which Russia didn't even manage to take only had a prewar population of around 20,000. Obviously any territory lost is a negative for Ukraine but I feel like posts that constantly highlight how much land area Russia has taken make it sound worse than it often is. Of course some pieces of territory are more important than others but once again concentrating on the size of territory taken doesn't tell you how important it is either.
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The frustrating thing is that she's accompanied by Sullivan who'll probably have a white flag in his pocket or something.
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Precisely. To put it into perspective, that's like 0.55% of Kharkiv Oblast.
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I think Intel about the upcoming offensive was what forced the Republicans to approve the new aid package as well
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so an FPV operator finds his target and destroys it how long before he can reappear with another drone? I see an opportunity here where a single operator can find something like this convoy and call up (with the push of a button or a signal) something like 50 more drones to fly to that location and hover nearby so the operator can quickly... respawn is the best word i can think of... on another drone and continue the attack. I see in the videos quite a bit of lag time between the first strike and subsequent strikes where vehicles and people have had a chance to hide. Speed isn't the only advantage. That operator has had a close look and might see where they ran to hide that a new operator might have missed
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Convoy is back, so are the A10 comments.
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Could be they drank their own Kool aid about Russia only stopping at the current front lines and the offensive made them spring into action, yes
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... that's his actual name
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Do you have a video showing 60 russians surrendering? I only saw one. I agree with you and what people like Puck Nielsen have been saying. Unless there's a Ukrainian collapse within months, the Kharkiv thing is looking dumb by russia.
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Nothing is ever enough for some people
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> But she has been mostly invisible And now that she's using the opportunity to show her support, you're upset. Seems like a conflict of ideals for you.
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We didn't invade Iraq back when he wanted to in 1998 after they stopped weapons inspections. Biden called him out in front of Congress for trying to start a war. His ego has never recovered, so he will side with anyone who causes issues with the US.
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A confounding effect is that the battery management on a lot of small FPV drones is garbage. It's often just voltage, which could be because the battery has been drawn down far, or because of series resistance/they're using a lot of power at this very moment.
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Hopefully. That doesn’t prevent the factory from being prime target and becoming useless.
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They want it in Lithuania for national security purposes. So they don’t depend upon foreign production.
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Ammunition isn't so complicated that even `unknown technology` hasn't figured out how to manufacture shells and bullets.
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What difference does it make to rely on foreign production when your defence is reliant on foreign forces anyway? It’s not like Lithuania could fight a war on its own.
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That was what I was informed. The overweight drones throw the voltages off due to high power use.
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By espionage I mean the factory will be infiltrated.
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Still better to have it than not. Plus that way the money stays in your economy
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2024-04-06
Good thing we ain't in the middle ages
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So 50 FPV operators just waiting to respond quickly to a rare opportunity and get to it in a few minutes anywhere across a 1000+ mile front. Sounds like a lot of wasted manpower and unfortunately something Ukraine is rather short on at the moment
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2024-04-06
Why don't you "tell me how it is" that it's now somehow a shame to send the second in command for the United States as a representative.
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2024-04-06
How influential are they?
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For sufficiently fancy artillery ammo it *could* be a significant amount.
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2024-04-06
Less so now with MAGA, they have more influence inside the beltway than outside of it. If Trump loses badly, maybe there will be a swing back. If he wins republicans will be a populist party I guess.
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Wow, the US is really turning up the heat themselves with things like this. The ball is now in Russias court to respond.
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Don't most Muslim's consider Christians confused Muslim's anyway?
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Considering that Islam is divided into two different groups that want to kill each other, you can probably understand why Islamists also want to kill other religious practitioners 
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