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Did you see the Pentagon spokesperson talk about this incident? It was weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suppa Hobbit Mage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBrWMO6pqIU
Never heard of a shoot down being described as "unprofessional".. like what?
And he kept repeating this word to describe the incident.
It didn't shoot down the drone, it forced it down by a deliberate dumping of fuel and as of the last update looks like a collision. Either way it's an act of aggression.Quote:
Originally Posted by Solkern
Nothing. It was the equivalent of a fart joke against a country that has no business being involved in Ukraine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Solkern
Fill us in on how you feel? I mean, I know you're all in for dumping American treasure in a non NATO country.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukrainian...171152957.html
"Ukrainian commander reveals true scale of losses – and pays the price"
Can't go against the narrative... even if it is the truth. Feels like what happened the past 10+ years to the US military.
Oh.. and yea.. we're not at war.
Two countries are at war, Ukraine and Russian and shocker.. people have died. Keep spinning those conspiracies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaps
What was the conspiracy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seran
High ranking commander said they got their asses kicked.. and he was demoted.
Is that the conspiracy?
That he was demoted over speaking out, rather than say letting his entire battalion get killed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkbandit
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Originally Posted by Seran
Ah yes, clearly you can see in the screenshot below how high their standards are, and that his people getting killed is 100% due to his own incompetence, right?
https://i.imgur.com/3vF1Nny.png
Stop being such a retarded soycuck 24/7.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/going-war...045349955.html
"Going to war? Good news! The United States is 13 years behind in ammunition production, NYT reports"
"The United States' commitment to support Ukraine against the Russian invasion appears to have rattled the stability of the domestic stockpile of missiles and munitions."
"In fulfilling those promises, The New York Times reported the US has sent Ukraine so many stockpiled Stinger missiles that it would take 13 years of production at recent capacity levels to replace them."
We're not at war though... just depleting our stockpiles.
Military can't recruit/retain people at all.
Military supply depots are running out.
Sounds about right and according to plan.
But we're not at war.
The US has never fired a Stinger missile in anger and they only last 4-5 years sitting on the shelf. Current production capacity for it is miniscule, which is wh yit would take 13 years because there isn't a demand to increase production. If we had a sudden need for them, we could get them fast enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaps