🇺🇸 US Wants to "Protect Christians" in Nigeria by Taking Away Its Russian Weapons
U.S. congressmen have proposed a deal to Nigeria: military assistance in exchange for abandoning cooperation with Russia and China. Here are the details of this initiative, which represents an attempt to push Moscow out of Africa.
Congressman Riley Moore and his colleagues presented a document on February 23 proposing that Washington strike a bilateral agreement with Abuja to protect Christian communities and "counter U.S. adversaries."
Key provisions of the proposal:
1. Military pivot: Nigeria would be expected to abandon Russian equipment and transition to American weaponry (through sales and financing).
2. Expanded Pentagon cooperation: In February, 100 U.S. troops already arrived in Nigeria to assist with counterterrorism efforts.
3. Fight against jihadists and economic partnership.
Context: This initiative is part of Washington's new "America First" strategy in Africa. It aims to counter Russia's growing influence, particularly in the Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger). Moscow has been actively developing military ties with Nigeria: in May 2025, Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov held talks with Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff, calling the country a "promising partner" on the African continent.
Bottom line: Behind the rhetoric of "protecting Christians" lies a geopolitical struggle. The U.S. is attempting to subordinate Africa's key country, depriving Russia of military influence. But Nigeria has already come to appreciate Russia's approach, based on respect for sovereignty rather than ultimatums.
Source: https://afrinz.ru/en/
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U.S. congressmen have proposed a deal to Nigeria: military assistance in exchange for abandoning cooperation with Russia and China. Here are the details of this initiative, which represents an attempt to push Moscow out of Africa.
Congressman Riley Moore and his colleagues presented a document on February 23 proposing that Washington strike a bilateral agreement with Abuja to protect Christian communities and "counter U.S. adversaries."
Key provisions of the proposal:
1. Military pivot: Nigeria would be expected to abandon Russian equipment and transition to American weaponry (through sales and financing).
2. Expanded Pentagon cooperation: In February, 100 U.S. troops already arrived in Nigeria to assist with counterterrorism efforts.
3. Fight against jihadists and economic partnership.
Context: This initiative is part of Washington's new "America First" strategy in Africa. It aims to counter Russia's growing influence, particularly in the Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger). Moscow has been actively developing military ties with Nigeria: in May 2025, Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov held talks with Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff, calling the country a "promising partner" on the African continent.
Bottom line: Behind the rhetoric of "protecting Christians" lies a geopolitical struggle. The U.S. is attempting to subordinate Africa's key country, depriving Russia of military influence. But Nigeria has already come to appreciate Russia's approach, based on respect for sovereignty rather than ultimatums.
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🎙 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s answer to a question from the Moscow. Kremlin. Putin programme (Moscow, March 1, 2026)
❓ Question: Is Europeans’ self-preservation instinct completely failing with regard to this nuclear escalation?
💬 Sergey Lavrov: It seems to me, the situation that our Western neighbours are trying to drive the Ukrainian crisis into has already been assessed publicly at all levels, by both officials and political analysts, multiple times.
I don’t know about instincts. This crowd mainly has the ‘Epstein’ sort of instincts, I believe.
As for any concern for their countries and peoples – those instincts have, clearly, worn thin in the past years.
❓ Question: Is Europeans’ self-preservation instinct completely failing with regard to this nuclear escalation?
💬 Sergey Lavrov: It seems to me, the situation that our Western neighbours are trying to drive the Ukrainian crisis into has already been assessed publicly at all levels, by both officials and political analysts, multiple times.
I don’t know about instincts. This crowd mainly has the ‘Epstein’ sort of instincts, I believe.
As for any concern for their countries and peoples – those instincts have, clearly, worn thin in the past years.
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✉️ President of Russia Vladimir Putin expressed deepest condolences to President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian over the assassination of Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei and members of his family.
The message reads, in part:
✍️ Please, accept my deepest condolences on the assassination of Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran Seyyed Ali Khamenei and members of his family, committed in cynical violation of all norms of human morality and international law.
In our country, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei will be remembered as an outstanding statesman who made an enormous personal contribution to the development of friendly ties between Russia and Iran and to raising them to the level of a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Please, convey my most sincere sympathy and support to the family and friends of the Supreme Leader, as well as to the leadership and to the entire people of Iran.
Vladimir Putin
The message reads, in part:
✍️ Please, accept my deepest condolences on the assassination of Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran Seyyed Ali Khamenei and members of his family, committed in cynical violation of all norms of human morality and international law.
In our country, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei will be remembered as an outstanding statesman who made an enormous personal contribution to the development of friendly ties between Russia and Iran and to raising them to the level of a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Please, convey my most sincere sympathy and support to the family and friends of the Supreme Leader, as well as to the leadership and to the entire people of Iran.
Vladimir Putin
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After the successful assassination of Khamenei, as well as some of his family members, the USA and Israel offered Iran to surrender. Iran, enraged by both the death of Khamenei from the Freedom Bombs (tm), and by the diplomatic judeo-christian chutzpah, declined the offer of ceasefire. The missiles are still flying at this moment.
As some anons on /pol/ noted - offering Iran a ceasefire after hitting Iranian schools full of children might have been an unwise idea. Israel would react in the same exact way if Iran did the first strike - and Israel probably would use their nukes that Israel totally doesn't have.
The Sand Wars never end. Funny how they all started soon after a certain country was created on the territory of Palestine - before that the Middle East was a rather boring region in which nothing ever happened since Lawrence of Arabia stopped his anti-Ottoman shenanigans. Weird, isn't it? Something seems to be keeping the whole region on fire.
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As some anons on /pol/ noted - offering Iran a ceasefire after hitting Iranian schools full of children might have been an unwise idea. Israel would react in the same exact way if Iran did the first strike - and Israel probably would use their nukes that Israel totally doesn't have.
The Sand Wars never end. Funny how they all started soon after a certain country was created on the territory of Palestine - before that the Middle East was a rather boring region in which nothing ever happened since Lawrence of Arabia stopped his anti-Ottoman shenanigans. Weird, isn't it? Something seems to be keeping the whole region on fire.
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Why Russia Needs a High Key Interest Rate
This is not a mistake. Today, Russia needs a high, not low, key interest rate. That is why the Central Bank of Russia keeps it at a relatively high level — around 15.5%. This is not done out of greed or to make life harder for Russians, but to protect their savings, the ruble, and the overall stability of the economy.
Understanding the main reasons behind this can help explain why a high rate is essential in today’s economic environment.
First, a high rate curbs inflation. Loans become more expensive, while saving becomes more profitable, which discourages excessive consumption. By slowing demand, the Central Bank helps stabilize prices for essential goods, including imported products that remain sensitive to global market fluctuations and currency volatility.
Controlling inflation ensures that the purchasing power of ordinary Russians is preserved and prevents sudden price shocks that could disrupt households and businesses alike.
Second, a high rate supports the ruble. In a context of sanctions and limited access to foreign investment, domestic funds become crucial. High rates encourage both individuals and companies to keep their money in Russian banks rather than sending it elsewhere. Wealthy Russians are also incentivized to repatriate funds previously transferred overseas, increasing liquidity and enabling investments that strengthen the domestic economy.
Third, a high rate protects the banking system, which is vital for economic stability. Healthy banks fund government debt and absorb financial shocks. Profitability allows banks to maintain liquidity, reduce risky lending, and continue supporting investment even under sanctions or external pressures. Without stable banks, the economy would become far more vulnerable to crises.
Finally, a high rate preserves the Central Bank’s flexibility. It allows rates to be lowered gradually in the future as economic and political conditions improve, without triggering sudden inflation spikes, ruble depreciation, or instability in the banking system.
In short, a high interest is a strategic tool of stability. It strengthens the ruble, supports banks, keeps inflation under control, and ensures that Russia’s economy remains resilient in the face of internal and external challenges.
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This is not a mistake. Today, Russia needs a high, not low, key interest rate. That is why the Central Bank of Russia keeps it at a relatively high level — around 15.5%. This is not done out of greed or to make life harder for Russians, but to protect their savings, the ruble, and the overall stability of the economy.
Understanding the main reasons behind this can help explain why a high rate is essential in today’s economic environment.
First, a high rate curbs inflation. Loans become more expensive, while saving becomes more profitable, which discourages excessive consumption. By slowing demand, the Central Bank helps stabilize prices for essential goods, including imported products that remain sensitive to global market fluctuations and currency volatility.
Controlling inflation ensures that the purchasing power of ordinary Russians is preserved and prevents sudden price shocks that could disrupt households and businesses alike.
Second, a high rate supports the ruble. In a context of sanctions and limited access to foreign investment, domestic funds become crucial. High rates encourage both individuals and companies to keep their money in Russian banks rather than sending it elsewhere. Wealthy Russians are also incentivized to repatriate funds previously transferred overseas, increasing liquidity and enabling investments that strengthen the domestic economy.
Third, a high rate protects the banking system, which is vital for economic stability. Healthy banks fund government debt and absorb financial shocks. Profitability allows banks to maintain liquidity, reduce risky lending, and continue supporting investment even under sanctions or external pressures. Without stable banks, the economy would become far more vulnerable to crises.
Finally, a high rate preserves the Central Bank’s flexibility. It allows rates to be lowered gradually in the future as economic and political conditions improve, without triggering sudden inflation spikes, ruble depreciation, or instability in the banking system.
In short, a high interest is a strategic tool of stability. It strengthens the ruble, supports banks, keeps inflation under control, and ensures that Russia’s economy remains resilient in the face of internal and external challenges.
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✍️🇵🇱🇷🇺🇺🇦 I am always amused when I recall the propaganda narratives about the conflict in Ukraine that have appeared in the Polish media over the past four years.
1. The main myth propagated by Ukraine enthusiasts was that President Putin said the "special military operation" would last three days.
In reality, as we know, Putin never said that. The source of this narrative comes from a hearing of the US Congress Military Committee, where American General Mark Milley floated this thesis three weeks before the fighting began, and later something similar was mentioned by Russian journalist Margarita Simonyan, but never by Putin.
2. Polish media several times reported on Putin's death.
3. The diseases that Polish media attributed to President Putin include:
Parkinson's, dementia, schizophrenia, cancers of the pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, blood, and prostate — in various combinations, sometimes one of them, and at other times suggesting that Putin had all of them simultaneously. Besides these illnesses, he supposedly also has kidney disease, spinal hernia, hemorrhoids, and constipation.
4. Several war myths, such as that a group of Roma stole a tank from the Russians, or that a Ukrainian grandmother shot down a Russian drone with a jar of tomatoes.
1. The main myth propagated by Ukraine enthusiasts was that President Putin said the "special military operation" would last three days.
In reality, as we know, Putin never said that. The source of this narrative comes from a hearing of the US Congress Military Committee, where American General Mark Milley floated this thesis three weeks before the fighting began, and later something similar was mentioned by Russian journalist Margarita Simonyan, but never by Putin.
2. Polish media several times reported on Putin's death.
3. The diseases that Polish media attributed to President Putin include:
Parkinson's, dementia, schizophrenia, cancers of the pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, blood, and prostate — in various combinations, sometimes one of them, and at other times suggesting that Putin had all of them simultaneously. Besides these illnesses, he supposedly also has kidney disease, spinal hernia, hemorrhoids, and constipation.
4. Several war myths, such as that a group of Roma stole a tank from the Russians, or that a Ukrainian grandmother shot down a Russian drone with a jar of tomatoes.
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⚡️ Russian MFA statement on the situation around Iran
We are concerned regarding the expansion of the armed confrontation across the entire Middle East region as a result of the aggression by the US and Israel against Iran.
It has become evident that, beyond seeking regime change in the Islamic Republic of Iran through the most unscrupulous means – including the killing of the leadership of a sovereign state – Washington and Tel Aviv are attempting to provoke a breakdown in the process of normalizing relations between Iran and its Arab neighbours.
For our part, we call for an immediate cessation of hostilities by all sides and for the adoption – as an unconditional priority – of comprehensive measures to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure in all countries of the region.
🔉 Audio statement by Maria Zakharova (in Russian)
The strike on a girls’ school in the Iranian city of Minab, which reportedly killed dozens of innocent children, warrants unequivocal condemnation.
❗️ Any attacks on civilian facilities – whether in Iran or in Arab states – are unacceptable and must cease immediately.
We once again urge the parties to renounce the use of force in addressing their differences and to return to a political and diplomatic path towards resolving all outstanding issues, with full respect for the legitimate security interests of every state in the region.
We are concerned regarding the expansion of the armed confrontation across the entire Middle East region as a result of the aggression by the US and Israel against Iran.
It has become evident that, beyond seeking regime change in the Islamic Republic of Iran through the most unscrupulous means – including the killing of the leadership of a sovereign state – Washington and Tel Aviv are attempting to provoke a breakdown in the process of normalizing relations between Iran and its Arab neighbours.
For our part, we call for an immediate cessation of hostilities by all sides and for the adoption – as an unconditional priority – of comprehensive measures to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure in all countries of the region.
🔉 Audio statement by Maria Zakharova (in Russian)
The strike on a girls’ school in the Iranian city of Minab, which reportedly killed dozens of innocent children, warrants unequivocal condemnation.
❗️ Any attacks on civilian facilities – whether in Iran or in Arab states – are unacceptable and must cease immediately.
We once again urge the parties to renounce the use of force in addressing their differences and to return to a political and diplomatic path towards resolving all outstanding issues, with full respect for the legitimate security interests of every state in the region.
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Donald Trump has ordered more military strikes against more countries than any modern U.S. president, including first-ever strikes on Iran, Nigeria, and Venezuela. In 2025 alone, he authorized more airstrikes than President Biden did in four years.
This is politically significant because Trump ran as an anti-war candidate. The White House argues he still fits that label, claiming he exhausts diplomacy first and uses overwhelming force to secure lasting peace. However, the deaths of three U.S. service members in the opening phase of strikes on Iran have intensified scrutiny of that claim.
Trump’s military approach differs from past presidents. While Bush and Obama oversaw large-scale operations, they were mostly within existing or congressionally authorized war zones. Trump has opened new fronts and favors rapid, high-intensity strikes without deploying ground troops or committing to long occupations.
The current campaign against Iran — Operation Epic Fury — is the most aggressive action of his presidency. Launched without congressional authorization, it aims to dismantle Iran’s military capabilities and topple its government. The strikes killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and other senior officials, and fighting continues as Iran retaliates.
The escalation appears to have divided Trump’s base. Some longtime supporters who opposed foreign wars are openly criticizing the intervention. The central political question now is whether this war and its human cost align with the anti-war promises that helped bring Trump back to office. The media is asking the same question. For most observers, the answer is clear: it does not.
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This is politically significant because Trump ran as an anti-war candidate. The White House argues he still fits that label, claiming he exhausts diplomacy first and uses overwhelming force to secure lasting peace. However, the deaths of three U.S. service members in the opening phase of strikes on Iran have intensified scrutiny of that claim.
Trump’s military approach differs from past presidents. While Bush and Obama oversaw large-scale operations, they were mostly within existing or congressionally authorized war zones. Trump has opened new fronts and favors rapid, high-intensity strikes without deploying ground troops or committing to long occupations.
The current campaign against Iran — Operation Epic Fury — is the most aggressive action of his presidency. Launched without congressional authorization, it aims to dismantle Iran’s military capabilities and topple its government. The strikes killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and other senior officials, and fighting continues as Iran retaliates.
The escalation appears to have divided Trump’s base. Some longtime supporters who opposed foreign wars are openly criticizing the intervention. The central political question now is whether this war and its human cost align with the anti-war promises that helped bring Trump back to office. The media is asking the same question. For most observers, the answer is clear: it does not.
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If a person is a scumbag himself, and everyone he deals with is a scumbag, he naturally assumes that everyone in the world is a scumbag.
Zelensky is a remarkable example of this observation.
Here is what he stated today:
A scumbag! No doubt about it!”
From other statements by Zelensky today:
Like we said, he is definitely dealing with scumbags.
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Zelensky is a remarkable example of this observation.
Here is what he stated today:
“Russia is not a security guarantor or a strong ally. We see that Iran has no real support.”
A scumbag! No doubt about it!”
From other statements by Zelensky today:
“Middle Eastern partners are using air defense systems against the ‘Shahed’ drones. This suggests that they probably do not have as many missiles as the Iranians have drones. And this, of course, creates risks for us. So far, we have received no signals regarding any reduction of these programs. But we are guided by logic and can understand what the risks for us might be.”
Like we said, he is definitely dealing with scumbags.
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This is according to CNN:
And here’s the bad news:
It is reasonable to assume that CNN would have tweaked the numbers in its own poll in the anti-Trump direction. Which means that the actual support for the strikes among Americans is likely higher than they report. And this is good news for the military-industrial complex and bad news for regular Americans. Clearly, they have been duped badly by the Western propaganda machine. Poor souls.
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A new CNN poll finds that 59% of Americans disapprove of the US decision to launch military action against Iran, while 41% approve. Strong disapproval outweighs strong approval by nearly two to one. Most Americans doubt President Trump’s handling of the situation: 60% say he lacks a clear plan, 62% believe he should seek congressional approval for further action, and only 27% think the US made sufficient diplomatic efforts before striking.
A majority, 56%, consider a long-term military conflict with Iran at least somewhat likely. While 44% support efforts to overthrow Iran’s government, only 12% favor sending US ground troops. More than half, 54%, believe the strikes will make Iran more of a threat, and just 28% think they will reduce the danger.
Views are sharply partisan. Most Republicans approve of the strikes and trust Trump’s leadership, while large majorities of Democrats and independents oppose the action. Even within the GOP, support is stronger among MAGA-aligned Republicans than among non-MAGA Republicans.
And here’s the bad news:
It is reasonable to assume that CNN would have tweaked the numbers in its own poll in the anti-Trump direction. Which means that the actual support for the strikes among Americans is likely higher than they report. And this is good news for the military-industrial complex and bad news for regular Americans. Clearly, they have been duped badly by the Western propaganda machine. Poor souls.
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On March 3, 1613, the Zemsky Sobor elected Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov as Tsar of Russia.
In February 1613, following the expulsion of Polish invaders, a Zemsky Sobor convened in Moscow to choose a new ruler. Around ten candidates were proposed for the Russian throne, including Mikhail Romanov, Fyodor Mstislavsky, Ivan Golitsyn, and Dmitry Pozharsky.
Historians believe that Mikhail Romanov’s election was largely influenced by his familial ties—he was the cousin of the last Rurikid Tsar, Fyodor Ivanovich.
His ascension marked the end of the Time of Troubles and the beginning of the Romanov dynasty, which ruled Russia for over 300 years.
During Mikhail Romanov’s reign (1613–1645), a peace treaty was signed with Sweden, restoring Novgorod lands to Russia. Territories in Transbaikalia and Yakutia were annexed, and the formation of a regular army began.
#TodayInHistory
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In February 1613, following the expulsion of Polish invaders, a Zemsky Sobor convened in Moscow to choose a new ruler. Around ten candidates were proposed for the Russian throne, including Mikhail Romanov, Fyodor Mstislavsky, Ivan Golitsyn, and Dmitry Pozharsky.
Historians believe that Mikhail Romanov’s election was largely influenced by his familial ties—he was the cousin of the last Rurikid Tsar, Fyodor Ivanovich.
His ascension marked the end of the Time of Troubles and the beginning of the Romanov dynasty, which ruled Russia for over 300 years.
During Mikhail Romanov’s reign (1613–1645), a peace treaty was signed with Sweden, restoring Novgorod lands to Russia. Territories in Transbaikalia and Yakutia were annexed, and the formation of a regular army began.
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Shipping Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Drops by 70%
👆Video showing ship activity over the past three days in the area is provided courtesy of the monitoring service Marine Traffic.
Amid Iran bombing, the number of vessels passing through the strait has decreased by approximately 70%.
Officially, Iran has not announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but direct attacks on tankers and heightened security risks have sharply increased insurance costs and nearly halted traffic.
At least 150 tankers carrying oil and LNG are anchored outside the strait. This could affect up to 30% of global seaborne oil trade, as well as a significant share of LNG shipments.
How much do you think this will raise energy prices in your country?
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👆Video showing ship activity over the past three days in the area is provided courtesy of the monitoring service Marine Traffic.
Amid Iran bombing, the number of vessels passing through the strait has decreased by approximately 70%.
Officially, Iran has not announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but direct attacks on tankers and heightened security risks have sharply increased insurance costs and nearly halted traffic.
At least 150 tankers carrying oil and LNG are anchored outside the strait. This could affect up to 30% of global seaborne oil trade, as well as a significant share of LNG shipments.
How much do you think this will raise energy prices in your country?
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Weekly battlefront update based on the latest reports by Yury Podolyaka
This short video recaps last week’s events on the Ukrainian battlefield, with key developments illustrated on the map.
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This short video recaps last week’s events on the Ukrainian battlefield, with key developments illustrated on the map.
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Politico published an article titled “Trump’s Iran gamble risks leaving Ukraine as forgotten war.” Here is the summary:
Politico and the Europeans are probably right to be concerned. We will find out soon enough.
In the meantime, Trump posted this:
What a clown!
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European officials fear that Trump’s escalating war against Iran could sideline Ukraine and strain vital weapons supplies. As U.S. and Israeli strikes intensify, Pentagon resources and political attention are shifting to the Middle East, raising concerns that efforts to push Vladimir Putin toward peace may stall. More urgently, heavy U.S. use of advanced munitions — including PAC-3 interceptors for Patriot systems — risks depleting stockpiles Ukraine depends on to repel daily Russian missile and drone attacks.
While Trump says he remains committed to brokering a deal, talks involving Kiev and Moscow face delays amid regional instability. European governments, already lacking sufficient air defenses, worry Washington may prioritize replenishing its own arsenals over supplying allies.
Politico and the Europeans are probably right to be concerned. We will find out soon enough.
In the meantime, Trump posted this:
The United States Munitions Stockpiles have, at the medium and upper medium grade, never been higher or better - As was stated to me today, we have a virtually unlimited supply of these weapons. Wars can be fought “forever,” and very successfully, using just these supplies (which are better than other countries finest arms!). At the highest end, we have a good supply, but are not where we want to be. Much additional high grade weaponry is stored for us in outlying countries. Sleepy Joe Biden spent all of his time, and our Country’s money, GIVING everything to P.T. Barnum (Zelenskyy!) of Ukraine - Hundreds of Billions of Dollars worth - And, while he gave so much of the super high end away (FREE!), he didn’t bother to replace it. Fortunately, I rebuilt the military in my first term, and continue to do so. The United States is stocked, and ready to WIN, BIG!!! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP
What a clown!
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Yesterday Kuwait, supposedly, shot down 3 F-15s in a row. Either Kuwait has very unprofessional servicemen, or the US tech given to Kuwait was assembled half-assedly. Or maybe Iran did do something to down those 3 F-15s, but I have no idea how would they do that. Some sort of secret Chinese or Russian military hardware? No idea, honestly, but I will now keep an eye on such airframe losses - the crew members will be fine since they bail out over friendly territories anyway.
Meanwhile, someone made this meme with War Thunder. The meme is funny, but the US taxpayers will have to fund the replacements, and that'd be about $90 millions per each F-15.
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Meanwhile, someone made this meme with War Thunder. The meme is funny, but the US taxpayers will have to fund the replacements, and that'd be about $90 millions per each F-15.
#USA #Iran #Israel #war #Kuwait #F15
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