British Brimstone missile now in the hands of the Russian military

a reply to: Salander

Glad you get a chuckle out of millions of refugees.

What is wrong with a bit of emotion?

Anyway, my post was in reply to another poster.

a reply to: Salander

Won't contest that in certain professions in the USA, there is a huge need for less group think.

Doesn't change the disastrous situation in Russian society, though.

Cheers

a reply to: Salander

Plain english sir: I'm saying the NYT is notorious for being nothing more than a mouthpiece for the Deep State and the medical/military industrial complex.

Which has what to do with this?

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Salander

a reply to: Snarl



“Russian tech industry trade group estimated that between”


Are you saying the Russian tech industry trade group is publishing bad data?

According to RAEK, a Russian technology trade group, between 50,000 and 70,000 tech workers have already fled Russia, and 70,000 to 100,000 more could leave in April. With flights to the West canceled, they have wended their way to countries where Russian citizens can still travel visa-free.

Konstantin Vinogradov, the London-based Russian-born principal of global VC firm Runa Capital, has teamed up with other industry figures to create a “talent pool” website that helps anti-war technology workers from Russia, Belarus (which is supporting Moscow’s military maneuvers), and Ukraine find suitable jobs elsewhere.

www.wired.com...

The goal of the association is to form in Russia "a civilized information society that will have its own legislation and its ethical codes adopted by both users and participants in the Internet market." One of the key tasks of RAEK is to establish a dialogue between the state and companies operating in the field of information and communication technologies.
List of participants
In 2010, RAEK included 35 companies, including Infox, ITAR-TASS, Kaspersky Lab, Odnoklassniki, RBC, RIA Novosti, ChronoPay, Google, HeadHunter.Ru, Mail.Ru, Rambler, WebMoney, Softkey, Yutinet.Ru, Lognex, uBank and others.
On September 2, 2014, Opera Software announced that the company became part of RAEK. The decision to include Opera Software in the organization was made during a vote on the RAEC Council. Also in September, the international electronic payment provider ASSIST announced its accession to the association.

tadviser.com...:Russian_Association_of_Electronic_Communications_(RAEC)

Why would the Russian trade group lie?


How many tech workers are migrating to Russia by the way?

a reply to: Grimpachi

its essentially an advanced hellfire

nothing to secret inside of it

Russians are still good with rockets so nothing to hide in the motor

other than the seeker there is nothing super special about it

EFP warheads are decades old




no worries here they don't have the cash or ability to make copies of it, they are having a hard time restocking what they already know how to make.

a reply to: noscopebacon

no worries here they don't have the cash or ability to make copies of it, they are having a hard time restocking what they already know how to make.

That sounds a lot like the claim I see some people make here that Russia ran out of precision-guided munitions, yet every day new videos of Ukrainian targets being hit with precision munitions are uploaded.

a reply to: Grimpachi

You mean, like, schools, shopping centres, those sorts of targets?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Schools? Do you mean the schools they used as bases?



Shopping centers? Do you mean the ones they used to store missiles and hide their military equipment?

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They should really stop turning them into military targets if they don't want them to be targeted.

a reply to: Grimpachi


No, we mean russia should stop bombing schools, hospitals and shopping malls.

There were no soldiers in the recently bombed school shelter where 60 were killed.

Or in the over 250 hospitals russia bombed.

Or in the shipping malls that russia keeps bombing, including in the Odessa mall that russia cruise missiles yesterday.

a reply to: Grimpachi

I watched the phony news reports about the russians using super sonic missiles. To blow up vacant apartment buildings. Why?

a reply to: Grimpachi

they have them but are running out


or are your telling me that in a few months time Russia has started there own chip manufacturing centers?

or the materials that are made in other countries that no longer have anything to do with Russia


every military has a stock pile and Ukraine isn't that big so yeah I'm sure they do have some left but they are using iskanders and other similar missiles to hit low value targets

the fact is Russia is using up their stocks very quickly and they are also being destroyed at an even faster rate.

why would russia divert limited money and supplies to recreate what is essentially a hellfire missile? what benefit would that grant them?

i mean who needs guided IRBM's when you can just shoot a mother in the middle of the street with her child right? Or tie up 100's of civilians and shot them in the back of the head next to a ditch?

or maybe the Russians raping women and children can just breed the Ukrainians out and no bombs needed....

Russia is on the wrong side of history here and the fact they claim to be there to de-nazify people is crazy and only someone who's mind has been warped by propaganda would say otherwise.

why did russia invade a country they had no business in? NordStream2 maybe or maybe to get a bigger warm water port?


tell me what the whole sale slaughter of cities is accomplishing?

what is russias end game?

originally posted by: Dutchowl
a reply to: Grimpachi

I watched the phony news reports about the russians using super sonic missiles. To blow up vacant apartment buildings. Why?

Did you see the hypersonics that russia hurled at civikian targets in Odessa yesterday?

If they sent it in the first place, then they shouldn't be concerned about it falling into Russian hands.

every motherless/fatherless child is now a blood enemy of Russia

we ran into that problem in the middle east, we(the us) were creating more fighters than we could kill.


when you take out large parts of peoples families you create a life long and deadly enemy that essentially has nothing to lose.


now extrapolate that to a country the size of Ukraine and you see the problem, every strike that kills innocents like children and mothers in a hospital(bombing hospitals is against the Geneva convention) you create fierce fighters who will die to hurt Russia.

the most dangerous person is the one that has NOTHING to lose

you posted a picture of TWO trucks near a hospital, did you ever take a second to think that they are there protecting injured and defenseless people? Russia has shown zero concern for civilian lives so it is not a huge leap of logic to think that the staff and people would want SOME sort of protection.

Back to topic.

Self-explanatory.

a reply to: paraphi

Too few to make a difference on the battlefield. They need thousands, not hundreds. A few hundred will be expended in a week with no effect. Britain needs to go big or go home and stop fooling around.

a reply to: zTastaufen

That's quite a harsh assessment from someone who has just joined this community.

Every little helps Ukraine, and the UK has done more than most by a long chalk.

a reply to: paraphi

Help for what? It's not like Ukraine can take back Donbas with such a meager supply of a few hundred Brimstone which are expended within a week or so. A piecemeal military aid like the one Britain gave is nothing but waste of money for nothing.

a reply to: zTastaufen

They seem to be kicking your arses just fine.

They don't need Brimstones to do it.


By the way, they don't need to take back Donbas as you haven't actually taken it yet.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Donbas is slowly falling to Russians. Today attack on Severodonetsk has began.

a reply to: zTastaufen

Yeah, right. More Russian propaganda bs.

Do you think we are stupid?

FFS.