Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:08am On Oct 20, 2022 |
SU-35's are more reliable and superior than F-35's
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 11:07pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
BBC has prepared secret scripts that could be read on air if energy shortages cause blackouts or the loss of gas supplies this winter.
The scripts, set out how the corporation would reassure the public in the event that a “major loss of power” causes mobile phone networks, internet access, banking systems or traffic lights to fail across England, Wales and Scotland. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 8:52pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
125 years after foundation: German construction company Wolff Hoch- und Ingenieurbau insolvent.
130 years after foundation: German confectionery manufacturer Bodeta insolvent.
156 years after foundation: German automotive supplier Borgers insolvent.
170 years after foundation: German soap maker Kappus insolvent. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US F-16 Jets Intercepts 2 Russian Nuclear Bombers Crossing Into Alaska (Photo) by Dalil8: 8:19pm On Oct 18, 2022*. Modified: 8:46pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
Testing the waters i see, Russia is getting ready.
Alaska to be reunified with the Russian Federation soon. Just like Crimea. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 5:19pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
Segun2222: Russia helped or sold? same way they sold their only remaining aircraft carrier to China which wasnt even completed yet.... your problem is that you'd rather say what you think instead of saying what is true
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 4:20pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 12:55pm On Oct 18, 2022*. Modified: 4:04pm On Oct 18, 2022 |
Segun2222: China Russia relationship is one funny story.... their alliance wont even last  Russia helped China build its first Nuclear bomb.
They shared nuclear technology secrets with China.
Russia & China's alliance is what a true alliance should look like. Unlike the U.S that spies on other NATO members. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:31am On Oct 18, 2022 |
Joe Biden: "We will return Russia to the 19th century"
Russian Empire in the 19th century.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 6:54am On Oct 18, 2022 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:55pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
castro2468: Did Russia Achieve it Original aim of toppling The pro-western Ukrainian Government?
You obviously don't know how a war is fought or when a war is declared Won.
In your myopic thinking now the soviet won the soviet-Finnish(winter war) because they were able to seize few kilometer of land from Finland  Governments will come and go. Lands will remain.
Without land there can be no government dummy.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 5:56pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
PurpleHouse: It is not hard to understand why they have leaders who care about their people. I mean, Russia is sooo fuc.king blessed. And as such, if you are surrounded by people (Europeans) who wish they had ALL the resources you have, you will care more for your country and people because you understand that you are surrounded by thieves. You will do everything to protect your land from theirves snd invaders.
The west wish they could defeat Russia and share the spoils (resources) of their land. Every Russian knows this fact. Their envy is so glaring, especially the 3 chihuahuas. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Poland too. Russians are the most hated on the Eurasia continent. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 5:46pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
paafin: The last time American soldiers faced a conventional military with superior airpower and unlimited artillery and missiles firepower was during the World war 2.
Right now, most of the Afghanistan and Iraqi war veterans have gone home alive or in bodybags. What you have now in Ukraine are paid mercenaries..
Who still remember the deadliest sniper in the world?  Is Wali dead or he fled like the other call of duty losers? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 4:13pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
U.S. States That Wish To Break Free And Join The Russian Federation Will Be Considered, Says State Duma deputy Alexander Tolmachev |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 2:29pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
iykofiias: Hungary is ONLY EU member REFUSING to support initiative to train Ukrainian soldiers in European countries, and says it will NOT take part in training Kiev's forces. Austria too. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 9:47pm On Oct 16, 2022 |
olugabbie: Nope!
The US normally impose economic sanctions to cripple the enemy's ability to fund the war. Then impose arm's embargo to stop the enemy from rearming. After the war has been won by sanctions, then they send in their soldiers. They won't even allow any country to arm the enemy before the war.
If Russia has such power. The Ukraine war would have been won without the invasion. By the time every nation dumps the US dollar, the U.S would be powerless with its sanctions. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 5:49pm On Oct 16, 2022 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:18am On Oct 16, 2022 |
10 years before blowing up Nord Stream pipelines, the US started a proxy war in Syria. Why?
The US wanted to build pipelines linking Qatar-Syria-Turkey-Europe.
But Assad refused because he wanted to do Iran-Iraq-Syria-Europe.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:11am On Oct 16, 2022 |
F-35s acquired by South Korea have been out of service 234 times in 18 months due to malfunctions, including 172 emergency landings.
SU-35s are more superior than F-35's imo. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 7:08am On Oct 16, 2022 |
[quote author=opamoses1 post=117593856][/quote]You're telling me it's easier for Wagner to kill Ukranians and then change into their gear just for photo ops, than for it to be just Ukranians?
And btw nearly all Ukranians speak or understand Russian. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 10:37pm On Oct 15, 2022 |
opamoses1: The first picture has been debunked in twitter. They are likely Wagner mercinaries. The strap on the guy to the far right has October written on the strap in Russia and not Ukrainian. You clearly can't see.That's not Wagner's mode of dressing. They're 100% Ukranian. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 8:37pm On Oct 15, 2022 |
Ukranian Nazi militants & Latvian Azov and Centuria member with a Waffen-SS tattoo.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 9:13pm On Oct 14, 2022*. Modified: 9:29pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
Something tells me Tokayev is the Judas in this photo.
I don't trust him.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 8:59pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
RepoMan007: Why buy from Iran? Why use your most advanced military tech, when it can be easily captured and sent straight to Washington to be reverse engineered?
I believe the big toys are being reserved for NATO. Just like the U.S is doing.
Plus it's cheaper to buy from Iran. Those kamikaze drones go for about $20k. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 8:30pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
Uprightness100: Medvedev visits the Orlan 10 UAV factory Can't believe there are people here who believe Russia don't have combat & reconnaissance drones. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 1:01pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
Uprightness100: JUST IN - Liz Truss has fired UK Finance Minister Kwarteng.
Racist & misandrist Truss. oink oink...
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 9:26am On Oct 14, 2022 |
Alamkir: Same thing u denied b4, using the standard of the West to compare to others is slave mentally, the Russians are well aware of the lifestyle of the West, they refuse to live that lifestyle or practice their system. Mater of fact they hate it.
Even if minimum wage is lower In Russia the purchasing power is not the same with the West, Russia has almost all natural resources plus agriculture so things are cheap and others like medicals, housing etc are subsidized. I know pple in Nigeria on 50k salary building house.
Minimum wage in d West is high because, the tax is high, electricity, water, gas bills are all high. Including housing, medicals, education. etc.
I repeat West is not the standard. Remove that mentality from ur brain. If u want to talk about war let's talk about war forget minimum wage In Russia, it costs about €1.49 (₽61) a month for gas, €4 (₽190) for electricity. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergei Surovikin: Russia's 'Ruthless' General In-charge Of The Ukraine War by Dalil8: 12:18am On Oct 14, 2022*. Modified: 12:33am On Oct 14, 2022 |
Mrtaye: Mumu and oponu justifying the attack on America just because of the bitterness and hate for America,if we check am I am very sure you have families in America rather than your scorched russia Worry more about your shithole country pig. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergei Surovikin: Russia's 'Ruthless' General In-charge Of The Ukraine War by Dalil8: 11:37pm On Oct 13, 2022 |
Mrtaye: Mumu Japan attacked Pearl harbor first and USA retaliated,was it Ukraine that went to attack Russia? Pig
Why didn’t they bomb a military base/installation in retaliation? Is pearl harbor not a naval base?
Why bomb thousands of innocent civilians? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergei Surovikin: Russia's 'Ruthless' General In-charge Of The Ukraine War by Dalil8: 11:31pm On Oct 13, 2022 |
Mrtaye: Lolz bombing civilian targets has now turned to strength The same strength the U.S showed when they nuked innocent civilians in Hiroshima & Nagasaki for no reason.
Or when they bombed Serbia, Iraq continously with depleted uranium killing thousands. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergei Surovikin: Russia's 'Ruthless' General In-charge Of The Ukraine War by Dalil8: 9:50pm On Oct 13, 2022 |
General 'Armageddon' Surovikin
'For the enemies of Russia, the morning doesn't begin with a coffee'.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by Dalil8: 9:40pm On Oct 13, 2022 |
NLaob: Saudis Bluntly Rejected US Request to Delay OPEC+ Oil Cut Decision by 30 Days Saudi Arabian officials bluntly refused to comply with White House requests that the Riyadh-controlled oil producing alliance OPEC+ withhold for a month the production cuts it announced last week, the Wall Street Journal reported. According to those familiar with the request, US officials had warned Saudi leaders that a cut would be viewed as a clear choice by Riyadh to side with Russia in the Ukraine war and that the move would weaken already-waning support in Washington for the kingdom, the report said. Beyond the refusal, the kingdom actually leaned on its OPEC allies, which include Russia, to approve the cut, which was announced on October 5 and aimed at reducing production by 2 million barrels per day.
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