Douph said:
Do you think the US has a communication channel with an oligarch or Russian high level military
Been awhile but I am fairly certain The Cardinal of the Kremlin died.
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Been awhile but I am fairly certain The Cardinal of the Kremlin died.
Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:JobSecurity said:Irish 2.0 said:flakrat said:
According to https://www.defconlevel.com/ we are still at Defcon 3, no change since Putin's statement.
Biden won't do that. It'll spook our market pretty bad if he did.
That website is run by some joe schmoe and has nothing to do with our or any other govt
This. The DoD isn't publishing the current DEFCON for public consumption.
Lots of instances where we announced DEFCON changes
In recent times? Help me recall when.
9/11
Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
2,000 Russian marines advancing on Mariupol in southeast Ukraine after amphibious assault from Sea of Azov: U.S. official
— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) February 27, 2022
I'll leave the military analysis to those with better experience than me, but the Russian moves do seem piecemeal.
"2,000 Russian marines advancing on Mariupol in southeast Ukraine after amphibious assault from Sea of Azov: U.S. official"
RONA Ag said:SidsBurnerAccount said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60548382
BP exiting from it's stake in Rosneft.
I'll say one thing, Britain should be commended for their part in all of this. From being some of the toughest in their language and support for Ukraine to government officials openly stating that should British citizens make the decision to go and fight in Ukraine that they would not be hindered they've truly been a positive force in all this.
Not to mention all the weapons they sent to Ukraine
They remember Hitler.
SidsBurnerAccount said:
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/AFL124/history/20220227/1140Z/UUEE/KJFK
Tracking some current Aeroflot flights from Moscow to JFK and Cancun. Canada closing airspace makes for interesting decisions on whether they have to fly back. Also increases friction points with the West.
Nice video on the impact of closing airspace
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?
I can only imagine what's in a Swedish ration.JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
The Ukes might turn those away.
Isn't direct armament an act of war? We armed the Afganis in the 80s under a well hidden CIA network for the exact reason of avoiding conflict.JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
Wow!!! HUGE news coming from Sweden. How much longer until Sweden and Finland become apart of NATO after this?
Pretty sure Anchorage airport is now hiring.Dan Scott said:SidsBurnerAccount said:
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/AFL124/history/20220227/1140Z/UUEE/KJFK
Tracking some current Aeroflot flights from Moscow to JFK and Cancun. Canada closing airspace makes for interesting decisions on whether they have to fly back. Also increases friction points with the West.
Nice video on the impact of closing airspace
Through Poland by Rail to Uke border.Rockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?
RONA Ag said:SidsBurnerAccount said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60548382
BP exiting from it's stake in Rosneft.
I'll say one thing, Britain should be commended for their part in all of this. From being some of the toughest in their language and support for Ukraine to government officials openly stating that should British citizens make the decision to go and fight in Ukraine that they would not be hindered they've truly been a positive force in all this.
Not to mention all the weapons they sent to Ukraine
I think they have a lot more room to say/do what they want since they're not part of the EU and aren't as energy dependent on Russia as continental Europe is. I agree their response has been awesome through this.
Russian air force seems to be pretty limp wristed right nowRockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?
GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:JobSecurity said:Irish 2.0 said:flakrat said:
According to https://www.defconlevel.com/ we are still at Defcon 3, no change since Putin's statement.
Biden won't do that. It'll spook our market pretty bad if he did.
That website is run by some joe schmoe and has nothing to do with our or any other govt
This. The DoD isn't publishing the current DEFCON for public consumption.
Lots of instances where we announced DEFCON changes
In recent times? Help me recall when.
9/11
I know it was revealed later but when and who announced it on 9/11?
NEW: A group of 10 special operations forces veterans are staging in Poland and preparing to cross into Ukraine, where they plan to take up Zelensky on his offer to join a new foreign military unit, according to a US Army veteran arranging their passage. https://t.co/sArf6LE2QT
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) February 27, 2022
Read the twitter imbed in the latest update: What Putin's nuke alert means.
"Once the preliminary command is issued, the system can act even if the president is taken out or cannot be reached. In this case the system, however, can only act if it detects actual nuclear detonations on the Russian territory."
"Once the preliminary command is issued, the system can act even if the president is taken out or cannot be reached. In this case the system, however, can only act if it detects actual nuclear detonations on the Russian territory."
JobSecurity said:NEW: A group of 10 special operations forces veterans are staging in Poland and preparing to cross into Ukraine, where they plan to take up Zelensky on his offer to join a new foreign military unit, according to a US Army veteran arranging their passage. https://t.co/sArf6LE2QT
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) February 27, 2022
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
2wealfth Man said:Russian air force seems to be prettyRockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?limp wristedbeat up right now
If they are unsupported like some of the last pushes by Russian troops, they are dead men walking.SidsBurnerAccount said:
2,000 Russian marines advancing on Mariupol in southeast Ukraine after amphibious assault from Sea of Azov: U.S. official
— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) February 27, 2022
I'll leave the military analysis to those with better experience than me, but the Russian moves do seem piecemeal.
"2,000 Russian marines advancing on Mariupol in southeast Ukraine after amphibious assault from Sea of Azov: U.S. official"
Company I-1, Ord-Ords '85 -12thFan and Websider-
Some people are just built different.
In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
SidsBurnerAccount said:Through Poland by Rail to Uke border.Rockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?
Once they hit Ukraine territory Russia should be neutralizing them forthwith. I really wonder if they have visibility over top with long on station assets. Are they freaking blind?
It's not something that can be completed overnight. Fast tracking will still take around 6yrs.RONA Ag said:JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
Wow!!! HUGE news coming from Sweden. How much longer until Sweden and Finland become apart of NATO after this?
Yep, and Ukraine is the size of Texas.MaroonStain said:2wealfth Man said:Russian air force seems to be prettyRockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?limp wristedbeat up right now
Robert C. Christian said:
Some people are just built different.In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
"In Ukraine, it just means more"
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
Robert C. Christian said:
Some people are just built different.In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
Mother ****er waking around with a live mine smoking a Marlboro
JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
While this is very laudable and good, it doesn't compare to the countries like Britain and Estonia that shipped anti-tank arms before the war started and it seemed like Russia would roll over them
With his good friend filming him. That the "bro" system at work right there.Irish 2.0 said:Robert C. Christian said:
Some people are just built different.In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
Mother ****er waking around with a live mine smoking a Marlboro
Company I-1, Ord-Ords '85 -12thFan and Websider-
Irish 2.0 said:Robert C. Christian said:
Some people are just built different.In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
Mother ****er waking around with a live mine smoking a Marlboro
And the person recording it standing 5 feet away.
Ukraine is the size of Texas and has a long border with NATO countries. I'm sure the arms shipments are transferred to Ukrainian trucks (mostly civilian) on the safe side of the border and then those vehicles disperse and head back inland by many routes hiding amongst other traffic.oldmanguy said:SidsBurnerAccount said:Through Poland by Rail to Uke border.Rockdoc said:
How are they making these armament deliveries without Russian air interference?
Once they hit Ukraine territory Russia should be neutralizing them forthwith. I really wonder if they have visibility over top with long on station assets. Are they freaking blind?
Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:JobSecurity said:Irish 2.0 said:flakrat said:
According to https://www.defconlevel.com/ we are still at Defcon 3, no change since Putin's statement.
Biden won't do that. It'll spook our market pretty bad if he did.
That website is run by some joe schmoe and has nothing to do with our or any other govt
This. The DoD isn't publishing the current DEFCON for public consumption.
Lots of instances where we announced DEFCON changes
In recent times? Help me recall when.
9/11
I know it was revealed later but when and who announced it on 9/11?
Perhaps you're right, I don't see a formal announcement after a quick search. But maybe a moot point because the Russians knew about it pretty much as soon as the order was given according to this. Not really something that can be kept quiet.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna645711
..........and the 9/11 DEFCON raise was because the US was under direct attack of unknown dimensions.GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:GAC06 said:Jock 07 said:JobSecurity said:Irish 2.0 said:flakrat said:
According to https://www.defconlevel.com/ we are still at Defcon 3, no change since Putin's statement.
Biden won't do that. It'll spook our market pretty bad if he did.
That website is run by some joe schmoe and has nothing to do with our or any other govt
This. The DoD isn't publishing the current DEFCON for public consumption.
Lots of instances where we announced DEFCON changes
In recent times? Help me recall when.
9/11
I know it was revealed later but when and who announced it on 9/11?
Perhaps you're right, I don't see a formal announcement after a quick search. But maybe a moot point because the Russians knew about it pretty much as soon as the order was given according to this. Not really something that can be kept quiet.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna645711
I held my breath for that entire video waiting for something terrible to happen. Of course it had to cut off before we saw the end.
Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxvillechuk. Welcome to Jackass.Robert C. Christian said:
Some people are just built different.In #Berdyansk, a man removed a mine from under a bridge. pic.twitter.com/ZrBy1pqC0w
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 27, 2022
hunter2012 said:Isn't direct armament an act of war? We armed the Afganis in the 80s under a well hidden CIA network for the exact reason of avoiding conflict.JobSecurity said:Sweden just announced it will deliver 5000 anti-armour rocket launchers, 5000 body armour kits, 5000 helmets, and 135,000 field rations to the Ukrainian armed forces pic.twitter.com/R5g0VEj2l5
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) February 27, 2022
I don't think they're worried about it since U.S. and U.K. and Germany and Poland and Estonia and Latvia and Lithuania and others have all already publicly announced lethal aid to Ukraine
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