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By the same thinking Russia has been committing acts of war against the US and various other European states for more than a decade now. I don't see the point.Tom Mazanec wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 9:40 am May 7, 2022
The United States Has Committed Numerous Acts of War Against Russia
By James A. Nollet
https://www.americanthinker.com/article ... ussia.html
If you're not going to support your position, why bother responding? I have no pretense of always being correct, but I don't think I made an outlandish points.FullMoon wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 12:36 pm I've learned plenty of military matters from you and I thank you for your time and efforts. But in regards to this matter, without delving into details, I'll just have to call your reply poppycock. Rather disappointing it is.
Sure it can.
Perhaps you consider the danger posed by Russia as equivalent to that of China? Yes we fortified and equiped the Ukraine to bring damage to an old foe. It seems to be working. The less able Taiwan is able to defend itself, the more Japan and then us will be forced to get involved. IF they can't "afford" the necessary defensive measures, we should give them as we have done so generously with the Ukraine. Our difference of perspective is on of Priorities.Xeraphim1 wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 7:44 pmIf you're not going to support your position, why bother responding? I have no pretense of always being correct, but I don't think I made an outlandish points.FullMoon wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 12:36 pm I've learned plenty of military matters from you and I thank you for your time and efforts. But in regards to this matter, without delving into details, I'll just have to call your reply poppycock. Rather disappointing it is.
I still don't know what you are trying to say.FullMoon wrote: Sun May 08, 2022 12:11 amPerhaps you consider the danger posed by Russia as equivalent to that of China? Yes we fortified and equiped the Ukraine to bring damage to an old foe. It seems to be working. The less able Taiwan is able to defend itself, the more Japan and then us will be forced to get involved. IF they can't "afford" the necessary defensive measures, we should give them as we have done so generously with the Ukraine. Our difference of perspective is on of Priorities.Xeraphim1 wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 7:44 pmIf you're not going to support your position, why bother responding? I have no pretense of always being correct, but I don't think I made an outlandish points.FullMoon wrote: Sat May 07, 2022 12:36 pm I've learned plenty of military matters from you and I thank you for your time and efforts. But in regards to this matter, without delving into details, I'll just have to call your reply poppycock. Rather disappointing it is.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/ ... destroyed/Invincible' Russian tank equipped with exploding armour destroyed by Ukrainian troops
Russia debut its T-90M tank 'Breakthrough-3' in combat for the first time during its invasion of Ukraine but analysts are underwhelmed
An "invincible" Russian tank equipped with exploding armour and a smokescreen to defend against laser-guided missiles has been destroyed by Ukrainian forces, British intelligence has confirmed.
The war in Ukraine is the first time that Russia has deployed the T-90M tank "Breakthrough-3" in combat but analysts said that its debut had been underwhelming.
"At least one T-90M, Russia's most advanced tank, has been destroyed in fighting," the Ministry of Defence said. "The system’s upgraded armour, designed to counter anti-tank weaponry, remains vulnerable if unsupported by other force elements."
Russia has already suffered enormous losses on the battlefield, with many estimating the army has lost about 460 tanks alone.