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This is a video of Indian attack on Pakistani Air Force's Bholari Airbase during Operation Sindoor simulated in Command Modern Operations. I've tried to be as accurate as reasonably possible. But this is not 100% accurate and there will definitely be a few variations from how things actually happened. I've run this more than 15 times and the only thing constant was the destruction of primary target, the hangar housing Saab EriEye AEW&C. Pakistani air defences include one battery each of HQ-16 SAM, Spada-2000 SAM, 35 mm radar guided AAA guns, Anza MANPADS and some radars on ground. 2 JF-17 Blk-II (armed with PL-12 and PL-9 AAMs) and one Saab EriEye AEW&C are flying patrol mission above the airbase. Indian missile salvo consists of 4 ground launched Brahmos missiles, one each for the hangar, HQ-16, Spada and AAA. Sometimes, the 1-2 Brahmos missiles do get shot down or malfunction or explode a few feet away from target. That's a bit rare though. I am not fond of making videos and I've uploaded the video without any edits. So kindly excuse the rough presentation. #OpSindoor
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This is a video of Indian attack on Pakistani Air Force's Bholari Airbase during Operation Sindoor simulated in Command Modern Operations. I've tried to be as accurate as reasonably possible. But this is not 100% accurate and there will definitely be a few variations from how things actually happened. I've run this more than 15 times and the only thing constant was the destruction of primary target, the hangar housing Saab EriEye AEW&C. Pakistani air defences include one battery each of HQ-16 SAM, Spada-2000 SAM, 35 mm radar guided AAA guns, Anza MANPADS and some radars on ground. 2 JF-17 Blk-II (armed with PL-12 and PL-9 AAMs) and one Saab EriEye AEW&C are flying patrol mission above the airbase. Indian missile salvo consists of 4 ground launched Brahmos missiles, one each for the hangar, HQ-16, Spada and AAA. Sometimes, the 1-2 Brahmos missiles do get shot down or malfunction or explode a few feet away from target. That's a bit rare though. I am not fond of making videos and I've uploaded the video without any edits. So kindly excuse the rough presentation. #OpSindoor

Jaidev Jamwal

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According to military experts, Venezuela had the most powerful and multi-layered air defense network in Latin America. There are also reports that Russia has transferred its air defense systems to Venezuela in the fall of 2025. In this video, Maduro speaks about 5,000 Russian Igla MANPADS protecting Venezuela's borders. None of them did their job, it seems. The main tasks of protecting the country's airspace were carried out by the Bolivarian Military Aviation (Aviación Militar Bolivariana), which includes all branches of aviation, air defense forces, and other structures. There are six joint aerospace defense commands (Comando de Defensa Aeroespacial Integral) responsible for different areas. CODAI oversees surveillance units, combat aviation, and air defense systems. The Bolivarian Navy also had its own capabilities for protection against an air attack. According to publicly available data, a radar field has been established along Venezuela's borders for the rapid detection of an air attack. At the most critical areas, modern Chinese-made JYL-1 and JY-11B 3D radars are deployed (from 8 to 10 units). Bolivarian Military Aviation also has the following in service: 🔹 Russian S-300VM Antey-2500 system: two divisions, including radars, a command post, up to six launchers each, and anti-aircraft missiles, received by Caracas from Moscow in 2013; 🔹 Russian Buk-M2E surface-to-air missile system: according to open sources, nine combat vehicles; 🔹 S-125 Pechora-2M SAM system: outdated equipment that has been actively decommissioned, but around 24 launchers remain in service; 🔹 Tor-M1 SAM systems: between 10 and 12 units; 🔹 Small-caliber artillery systems of various types: at least 400 units, half of which are Soviet/Russian 23-mm ZU-23-2 autocannons; 🔹 Man-portable air-defense systems: Russian Igla systems and similar foreign-made MANPADS; 🔹 Anti-aircraft artillery: approximately 260 guns, including Swedish Bofors L70. And if we add fighter aircraft (at least 20 Russian Su-30MKVs and up to 10 operational American F-16s) and naval equipment to this, it becomes clear that Venezuela does have air defense capabilities. However, none of this did its job.
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According to military experts, Venezuela had the most powerful and multi-layered air defense network in Latin America. There are also reports that Russia has transferred its air defense systems to Venezuela in the fall of 2025. In this video, Maduro speaks about 5,000 Russian Igla MANPADS protecting Venezuela's borders. None of them did their job, it seems. The main tasks of protecting the country's airspace were carried out by the Bolivarian Military Aviation (Aviación Militar Bolivariana), which includes all branches of aviation, air defense forces, and other structures. There are six joint aerospace defense commands (Comando de Defensa Aeroespacial Integral) responsible for different areas. CODAI oversees surveillance units, combat aviation, and air defense systems. The Bolivarian Navy also had its own capabilities for protection against an air attack. According to publicly available data, a radar field has been established along Venezuela's borders for the rapid detection of an air attack. At the most critical areas, modern Chinese-made JYL-1 and JY-11B 3D radars are deployed (from 8 to 10 units). Bolivarian Military Aviation also has the following in service: 🔹 Russian S-300VM Antey-2500 system: two divisions, including radars, a command post, up to six launchers each, and anti-aircraft missiles, received by Caracas from Moscow in 2013; 🔹 Russian Buk-M2E surface-to-air missile system: according to open sources, nine combat vehicles; 🔹 S-125 Pechora-2M SAM system: outdated equipment that has been actively decommissioned, but around 24 launchers remain in service; 🔹 Tor-M1 SAM systems: between 10 and 12 units; 🔹 Small-caliber artillery systems of various types: at least 400 units, half of which are Soviet/Russian 23-mm ZU-23-2 autocannons; 🔹 Man-portable air-defense systems: Russian Igla systems and similar foreign-made MANPADS; 🔹 Anti-aircraft artillery: approximately 260 guns, including Swedish Bofors L70. And if we add fighter aircraft (at least 20 Russian Su-30MKVs and up to 10 operational American F-16s) and naval equipment to this, it becomes clear that Venezuela does have air defense capabilities. However, none of this did its job.

Anton Gerashchenko

244,043 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Recent weeks show an extremely unfavorable trend for Russia in the Russian-occupied Crimea. Special units of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, Special Operations Forces (SSO), and Navy systematically carry out precision strikes on key Russian air defense, aviation, naval, and logistics facilities on the peninsula. In 2025 alone, a single Defense Intelligence special unit, Prymary, has struck/destroyed/damaged around 70 units of valuable Russian equipment in Crimea, worth approximately $4.2 billion. Ukrainian Defenders have turned the peninsula into a true military trap, a place where extremely scarce equipment is destroyed. Russians can't leave Crimea undefended, but they also can't maintain costly systems there. They are consistently operating at a loss. Chronology: ▪️ August 22 - Khersones airfield: drone base destroyed; ▪️ August 26 - logistics facilities supporting the operational and combat supply of Russian army units disabled; ▪️ August 28 - small missile ship Project 21631 Buyan-M destroyed; ▪️ August 28 - HUR hit the radar of an S-400 system; ▪️ August 30 - SSO repeated the trick, this time targeting an S-300 radar; ▪️ August 31 - Prymary sent a whole collection of rare radars to the scrap yard: Utyos-T, RT-70, GLONASS, MR-10M1 Mys, and 96L6-AP from S-400; ▪️ September 1 - HUR burned two Mi-8 helicopters at an airbase near Simferopol and hit a tugboat in Sevastopol; ▪️ September 1 - Flamingo missiles attacked one of the Russian border guard bases near Armiansk; ▪️ September 9 - special forces hit Russian air defenses: Podlet and RLM-M radars from the Nebo-M system destroyed; ▪️ September 11 - Ukrainian Navy destroyed the communications hub of the Russian Black Sea Fleet (which managed fleet units) at the 184th Research Experimental Base in Sevastopol; ▪️September 21 - Prymary destroyed three Mi-8 helicopters and 55Zh6M Nebo-U radar in Yevpatoria; ▪️ September 22 - Prymary burned two Be-12 amphibious anti-submarine aircraft Chayka; ▪️ September 25 - Two Russian An-26 cargo aircraft destroyed in Russian occupied Crimea. Prymary unit also hit a Russian surface radar station and the coastal radar MP-10M1 Cape M1;
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Recent weeks show an extremely unfavorable trend for Russia in the Russian-occupied Crimea. Special units of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, Special Operations Forces (SSO), and Navy systematically carry out precision strikes on key Russian air defense, aviation, naval, and logistics facilities on the peninsula. In 2025 alone, a single Defense Intelligence special unit, Prymary, has struck/destroyed/damaged around 70 units of valuable Russian equipment in Crimea, worth approximately $4.2 billion. Ukrainian Defenders have turned the peninsula into a true military trap, a place where extremely scarce equipment is destroyed. Russians can't leave Crimea undefended, but they also can't maintain costly systems there. They are consistently operating at a loss. Chronology: ▪️ August 22 - Khersones airfield: drone base destroyed; ▪️ August 26 - logistics facilities supporting the operational and combat supply of Russian army units disabled; ▪️ August 28 - small missile ship Project 21631 Buyan-M destroyed; ▪️ August 28 - HUR hit the radar of an S-400 system; ▪️ August 30 - SSO repeated the trick, this time targeting an S-300 radar; ▪️ August 31 - Prymary sent a whole collection of rare radars to the scrap yard: Utyos-T, RT-70, GLONASS, MR-10M1 Mys, and 96L6-AP from S-400; ▪️ September 1 - HUR burned two Mi-8 helicopters at an airbase near Simferopol and hit a tugboat in Sevastopol; ▪️ September 1 - Flamingo missiles attacked one of the Russian border guard bases near Armiansk; ▪️ September 9 - special forces hit Russian air defenses: Podlet and RLM-M radars from the Nebo-M system destroyed; ▪️ September 11 - Ukrainian Navy destroyed the communications hub of the Russian Black Sea Fleet (which managed fleet units) at the 184th Research Experimental Base in Sevastopol; ▪️September 21 - Prymary destroyed three Mi-8 helicopters and 55Zh6M Nebo-U radar in Yevpatoria; ▪️ September 22 - Prymary burned two Be-12 amphibious anti-submarine aircraft Chayka; ▪️ September 25 - Two Russian An-26 cargo aircraft destroyed in Russian occupied Crimea. Prymary unit also hit a Russian surface radar station and the coastal radar MP-10M1 Cape M1;

Anton Gerashchenko

50,090 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Why a naval blockade against Iran would be complex and hard 1- It would have to stay outside the range of their conventional anti-ship missiles, so something like a line from Mumbai to Somalia, about 2,500 km. That’s a huge area. You’d need a task force with multiple submarines, surface ships, and ISR drones operating there 24/7. 2- If we’re also talking about staying out of range of the ballistic missiles they’ve converted to anti-ship roles, you have to go even farther out, and now we’re looking at a blockade line of 3,500–5,000 km. I’ll be watching to see how they manage that without enormous cost. 3- Is Iran just going to accept the starvation of its regime? If not, how do you deal with 25–30 submarines equipped with special torpedoes and submerged-launched Jask-2 anti-ship missiles? And that’s not all, their larger subs can launch anti-ship cruise missiles with up to 2,000 km range. 4- How do you handle their UVVs, UAVs, and countless small boats when you’re outranged? Their anti-ship missiles have much greater range than the American ones and Iran has plenty of drones for target acquisition. The US could activate its airpower to crush the Iranian navy, but there would be losses and it would be a prolonged fight. 5- A blockade would mean that force is targeted day and night, under unimaginable stress, which will in any case force the US to take offensive measures, and they’ll have to do it while already under attack, with no element of surprise. Iran, for its part, has two big problems if it tries to close the Strait of Hormuz: the trouble it will create with its neighbors, and the problem with China, its main financier and the destination for most of the tankers that leave Hormuz. The strait is where one-third of the world’s seaborne oil trade and 1/5-1/4 of e LNG passes. Some people will say: “Iran’s missile precision is terrible. They can’t hit a moving target.” Well, in the 12-day war they had enough precision to hit the Weizmann Institute, the Haifa refinery, and I personally saw footage of strikes on mobile launchers, some remarkably precise, others not so much. I’d say their guidance still has a lot of room for improvement, but you can’t assume they won’t hit large ships, especially since they’ve been operating long-range anti-ship missiles for many years. Besides, nobody starts a war counting on the enemy being completely unable to hit back. Your forces are always planned on the opposite assumption. Obviously a near-trillion-dollar budget like the US has is an absolute advantage, but the scenario is much more complex than that and won’t be solved with the forces currently in the region. It would require many more naval assets and multiple land bases in an expensive operation that could end up uniting the regime instead of bringing it down. Could a massive bombing campaign with 500 aircraft topple the regime? I’m skeptical about the efficiency of Iranian ADs due to several motives. Surely 500 jets involved in waves of attacks could cause a lot of destruction, but the outcome is uncertain. That’s a risk that has to be very carefully considered. From other hand, the regime is in a fragile moment.
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Why a naval blockade against Iran would be complex and hard 1- It would have to stay outside the range of their conventional anti-ship missiles, so something like a line from Mumbai to Somalia, about 2,500 km. That’s a huge area. You’d need a task force with multiple submarines, surface ships, and ISR drones operating there 24/7. 2- If we’re also talking about staying out of range of the ballistic missiles they’ve converted to anti-ship roles, you have to go even farther out, and now we’re looking at a blockade line of 3,500–5,000 km. I’ll be watching to see how they manage that without enormous cost. 3- Is Iran just going to accept the starvation of its regime? If not, how do you deal with 25–30 submarines equipped with special torpedoes and submerged-launched Jask-2 anti-ship missiles? And that’s not all, their larger subs can launch anti-ship cruise missiles with up to 2,000 km range. 4- How do you handle their UVVs, UAVs, and countless small boats when you’re outranged? Their anti-ship missiles have much greater range than the American ones and Iran has plenty of drones for target acquisition. The US could activate its airpower to crush the Iranian navy, but there would be losses and it would be a prolonged fight. 5- A blockade would mean that force is targeted day and night, under unimaginable stress, which will in any case force the US to take offensive measures, and they’ll have to do it while already under attack, with no element of surprise. Iran, for its part, has two big problems if it tries to close the Strait of Hormuz: the trouble it will create with its neighbors, and the problem with China, its main financier and the destination for most of the tankers that leave Hormuz. The strait is where one-third of the world’s seaborne oil trade and 1/5-1/4 of e LNG passes. Some people will say: “Iran’s missile precision is terrible. They can’t hit a moving target.” Well, in the 12-day war they had enough precision to hit the Weizmann Institute, the Haifa refinery, and I personally saw footage of strikes on mobile launchers, some remarkably precise, others not so much. I’d say their guidance still has a lot of room for improvement, but you can’t assume they won’t hit large ships, especially since they’ve been operating long-range anti-ship missiles for many years. Besides, nobody starts a war counting on the enemy being completely unable to hit back. Your forces are always planned on the opposite assumption. Obviously a near-trillion-dollar budget like the US has is an absolute advantage, but the scenario is much more complex than that and won’t be solved with the forces currently in the region. It would require many more naval assets and multiple land bases in an expensive operation that could end up uniting the regime instead of bringing it down. Could a massive bombing campaign with 500 aircraft topple the regime? I’m skeptical about the efficiency of Iranian ADs due to several motives. Surely 500 jets involved in waves of attacks could cause a lot of destruction, but the outcome is uncertain. That’s a risk that has to be very carefully considered. From other hand, the regime is in a fragile moment.

Patricia Marins

185,114 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Indonesia arrives on the scene In the last 5 years alone, Indonesia has finalized the purchase of no less than 84 modern fighter jets: 42 Rafale and 42 J-10C. However, nothing compares to the strides made by the Indonesian Navy. The country acquired 8 modern frigates and 2 battery-powered electric submarines - with Tot- in a Naval Group configuration that allows for submergence periods of up to 80 days. Indonesia, alongside Japan and Germany, now becomes one of the sole operators of this new generation of submarines. Including smaller vessels, the nation has closed deals for approximately 20 ships in these last 5 years alone. To build the ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) capabilities of this fleet and support army operations, nearly 100 reconnaissance and combat drones were purchased, with a highlight on 60 Bayraktar units. This is joined by the acquisition of Turkish ballistic missiles with technology transfer, as well as at least 2 to 3 models of Turkish and Chinese anti-ship missiles. Fighters - 42 Dassault Rafale (Air Force, contracts in tranches with France, 2022–2023). - 42 Chengdu J-10C (Air Force, contract with China, October 2025). Submarines - 2 Scorpène Evolved-class submarines (Navy, contract with Naval Group/France and PT PAL, 2024–2025). Frigates and Major Surface Combatants - 2 PPA-class frigates (Thaon di Revel/Brawijaya) (Navy, contract with Fincantieri/Italy, 2024). - 4 Arrowhead 140-class frigates (Balaputradewa) (Navy, licenses from Babcock/UK, local construction by PT PAL; 2 initial + 2 additional in January 2026). - 2 İstif-class (I-class) frigates (Navy, contract with TAIS/Turkey, January 2026). Smaller Vessels (OPVs, Patrol Boats, and FAC) - 2 90-meter OPVs (Navy, local construction by PT Daya Radar Utama, started 2021). - 2 additional KCR-60-class Fast Attack Craft-Missile (Navy, local construction by PT PAL, ~2024–2025). - 2 18-meter patrol boats (Navy, donation from Japan via Official Security Assistance, 2025). Mine Countermeasures Vessels - 2 Pulau Fani-class MCMVs (Navy, built by Abeking & Rasmussen/Germany; delivered and commissioned 2023–2024). - 4 Inspector 90 USVs + Seascan and K-Ster systems (ROVs) (Navy, contract with Exail/France, June 2025). Helicopters - 3 Bell 505 Jet Ranger X helicopters (Navy, delivered 2021–2022). UAVs/Drones - 60 Bayraktar TB3 + 9 Bayraktar Akinci (primarily Navy, joint contract with Baykar/Turkey, February 2025, with local production). - 14 ScanEagle (Navy, contract with Boeing Insitu). - 12 Anka (Air Force, contract with TAI/Turkey, 2023). ( Indonesia is also developing indigenous UVVs) Anti-Ship Missiles - 45 Atmaca (Navy, initial units under contract with Roketsan/Turkey, 2024; additional contracts in 2025 for more units and local production). - Çakır (anti-ship cruise missile, Navy): Contract for local production with Roketsan/Turkey (July 2025), quantity not specified. - YJ-12/CM-302 (coastal anti-ship, Army): Acquisition confirmed in 2025, no public unit number. Ballistic Missiles - KHAN system (export Bora) (Army, contract with Roketsan/Turkey ~2022–2025; number of units/batteries not publicly disclosed). Other Confirmed Upgrades - Upgrades to CN-235 MPA and C-130 Hercules (Air Force, contracts 2024–2025; number of affected units not detailed publicly, but applies to multiple existing aircraft).
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Patricia Marins

176,088 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump warned that all airspace over and around Venezuela is now “closed in its entirety,” a blunt message delivered as U.S. forces intensify pressure on Maduro. 2.⁠ U.S. Navy jets have been flying low and “dark” just miles off Venezuela’s coast - even orbiting over Maduro’s airspace with transponders off - as the Ford carrier group ramps up pressure. 3.⁠ Maduro’s presidential jet landed on the Venezuela-Brazil border with no explanation, sparking speculation he may be fleeing as his regime teeters. 4.⁠ Russia sent Tu-22M3 bombers armed with Mach-5 Kh-32 missiles over the Baltic, escorted by Su-35 fighters, in a five-hour show of force that showcased long-range strike power right on NATO’s doorstep. 5.⁠ Germany is rolling out Israel’s Arrow-3 missile defense system - the first deployment outside Israel - bringing a space-intercepting, Iran-war-proven shield to Europe as it scrambles to prepare for high-speed missile threats. 6.⁠ A child’s birthday party in the U.S turned into a massacre when a targeted shooting killed 4 people - including kids - and wounded 10 more, with witnesses describing a minute-long “war zone” as the gunman fled and the FBI joined the manhunt. 7.⁠ FBI Director Kash Patel says a hidden cache of Trump-Russia probe documents - stuffed into “burn bags” in a locked room at FBI HQ - is being prepared for full public release, promising to expose everything. 8.⁠ Turkey’s new Kızılelma combat drone just became the first to autonomously hunt, lock onto, and shoot down a jet-powered target with its own radar, marking the arrival of true drone-vs-jet warfare. 9.⁠ A Cuban illegal with a long rap sheet beheaded his motel manager in front of the man’s wife and child, yet Dallas County’s Soros-backed DA has taken the death penalty off the table - offering only life without parole in a case Trump has already blasted as the brutal consequence of soft-on-crime policies. 10.⁠ UK councils are rolling out AI-enabled drone fleets to monitor everything from “antisocial behaviour” to daily life, turning routine governance into a full-blown surveillance state that feels more like Orwell than public safety.

Mario Nawfal

499,864 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1. Trump ordered U.S fighter jets and armed drones to launch a major assault on Houthi targets in Yemen. He issued a statement telling the Houthis: "Your time is up, and your attacks must stop." 2. A missile fired from Yemen struck Egypt's Sinai Peninsula near the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh. The IDF is investigating whether Israel was the intended target but has not yet confirmed this. 3. SpaceX's Dragon capsule docked with the ISS, delivering 4 astronauts in a NASA crew swap. It will also bring back 2 stranded astronauts who have been on the ISS for 9 months since their Boeing Starliner was deemed too unsafe to return them. 4. Macron declared that Russia has no say in whether NATO troops enter Ukraine, stating that the decision lies solely with Kyiv. Britain and France are considering deploying thousands of peacekeepers as part of a ceasefire plan, while Russia outright rejects any NATO forces in Ukraine. 5. Todd Lyons, Acting ICE Director, said that Biden had cooked the books on ICE arrest data: "They were purposely misleading the American people by categorizing individuals processed and released into the interior of the United States as ICE arrests." 6. Over 300,000 Serbians took part in anti-government protests, calling for the resignation of President Aleksandar Vučić. It was Serbia's largest protest ever. 7. A fire at Club Pulse in Kocani, North Macedonia, killed at least 50 people and injured over 100. The blaze started during a concert by the band DNA when pyrotechnics were used, rapidly spreading through the crowded venue. 8. Kim Kardashian is reportedly taking legal action to remove Ye's new track from X after it featured their 11-year-old daughter, North. The song, 'Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine,' includes what appears to be Diddy's voice, despite his ongoing legal troubles, as well as a verse from North. 9. Trump signed an order to downsize the U.S Agency for Global Media, cutting wasteful spending at taxpayer-funded media outlets. It led to most Voice of America journalists being placed on administrative leave. 10. Israel's Defense Minister confirmed that the Iron Beam, a high-power laser air defense system, will be operational by the end of 2025. The Rafael-developed system is designed to intercept rockets, mortars, UAVs, and cruise missiles - at just $2-$3.50 per shot, compared to $40,000-$50,000 per Iron Dome interceptor.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1. Trump ordered U.S fighter jets and armed drones to launch a major assault on Houthi targets in Yemen. He issued a statement telling the Houthis: "Your time is up, and your attacks must stop." 2. A missile fired from Yemen struck Egypt's Sinai Peninsula near the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh. The IDF is investigating whether Israel was the intended target but has not yet confirmed this. 3. SpaceX's Dragon capsule docked with the ISS, delivering 4 astronauts in a NASA crew swap. It will also bring back 2 stranded astronauts who have been on the ISS for 9 months since their Boeing Starliner was deemed too unsafe to return them. 4. Macron declared that Russia has no say in whether NATO troops enter Ukraine, stating that the decision lies solely with Kyiv. Britain and France are considering deploying thousands of peacekeepers as part of a ceasefire plan, while Russia outright rejects any NATO forces in Ukraine. 5. Todd Lyons, Acting ICE Director, said that Biden had cooked the books on ICE arrest data: "They were purposely misleading the American people by categorizing individuals processed and released into the interior of the United States as ICE arrests." 6. Over 300,000 Serbians took part in anti-government protests, calling for the resignation of President Aleksandar Vučić. It was Serbia's largest protest ever. 7. A fire at Club Pulse in Kocani, North Macedonia, killed at least 50 people and injured over 100. The blaze started during a concert by the band DNA when pyrotechnics were used, rapidly spreading through the crowded venue. 8. Kim Kardashian is reportedly taking legal action to remove Ye's new track from X after it featured their 11-year-old daughter, North. The song, 'Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine,' includes what appears to be Diddy's voice, despite his ongoing legal troubles, as well as a verse from North. 9. Trump signed an order to downsize the U.S Agency for Global Media, cutting wasteful spending at taxpayer-funded media outlets. It led to most Voice of America journalists being placed on administrative leave. 10. Israel's Defense Minister confirmed that the Iron Beam, a high-power laser air defense system, will be operational by the end of 2025. The Rafael-developed system is designed to intercept rockets, mortars, UAVs, and cruise missiles - at just $2-$3.50 per shot, compared to $40,000-$50,000 per Iron Dome interceptor.

Mario Nawfal

206,057 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Tyler Robinson, 22, the trade school student accused of executing Charlie Kirk with a single rifle shot from a rooftop, is set to appear in court later today via video from jail. 2.⁠ FBI Director Kash Patel said the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting had confessed to killing him: “After the shooting and assassination of Charlie Kirk, the suspect admitted to it.” 3.⁠ After striking over 850 Hamas targets, Israeli forces have begun a full-scale ground invasion of Gaza City. Thousands are fleeing south in what is now Gaza’s largest displacement wave since the assault began. 4.⁠ U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in Doha just one week after an Israeli strike in Qatar targeting Hamas leaders mid-negotiation. Rubio says the U.S will still push Qatar to continue mediating the Gaza war - despite the attack taking place on its soil. 5.⁠ After a massive overnight assault across multiple regions, Zelensky said Ukraine is under relentless “aerial terror” and urged Europe to deploy a joint, multi-layered air defense system. 6.⁠ Trump ordered a second strike on a boat carrying drugs in the Caribbean: “The Strike occurred while these confirmed narcoterrorists from Venezuela were in International Waters transporting illegal narcotics.” 7.⁠ American military officers made a surprise visit to huge war drills in Belarus, where Russia was showing off hypersonic missiles and even practicing with tactical nukes. Belarus’s defense minister told the U.S. team they could watch “whatever they want.” 8.⁠ A UN Commission of Inquiry has concluded Israel is committing genocide in Gaza - citing mass killings, forced displacement, aid blockages, and the destruction of a fertility clinic. 9.⁠ Trump is suing The New York Times for a jaw-dropping $15 billion, calling it a “virtual mouthpiece” for Democrats and accusing it of defamation over its Epstein coverage. 10.⁠ UK fighter jets are being sent to Poland as part of NATO’s Eastern Sentry mission, after Russian drones entered Polish airspace in what’s being called Putin’s most serious violation of NATO territory yet. The UK joins Denmark, France, and Germany in reinforcing NATO’s eastern flank with jets, Patriots, and refuelling support from RAF Brize Norton.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Tyler Robinson, 22, the trade school student accused of executing Charlie Kirk with a single rifle shot from a rooftop, is set to appear in court later today via video from jail. 2.⁠ FBI Director Kash Patel said the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting had confessed to killing him: “After the shooting and assassination of Charlie Kirk, the suspect admitted to it.” 3.⁠ After striking over 850 Hamas targets, Israeli forces have begun a full-scale ground invasion of Gaza City. Thousands are fleeing south in what is now Gaza’s largest displacement wave since the assault began. 4.⁠ U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in Doha just one week after an Israeli strike in Qatar targeting Hamas leaders mid-negotiation. Rubio says the U.S will still push Qatar to continue mediating the Gaza war - despite the attack taking place on its soil. 5.⁠ After a massive overnight assault across multiple regions, Zelensky said Ukraine is under relentless “aerial terror” and urged Europe to deploy a joint, multi-layered air defense system. 6.⁠ Trump ordered a second strike on a boat carrying drugs in the Caribbean: “The Strike occurred while these confirmed narcoterrorists from Venezuela were in International Waters transporting illegal narcotics.” 7.⁠ American military officers made a surprise visit to huge war drills in Belarus, where Russia was showing off hypersonic missiles and even practicing with tactical nukes. Belarus’s defense minister told the U.S. team they could watch “whatever they want.” 8.⁠ A UN Commission of Inquiry has concluded Israel is committing genocide in Gaza - citing mass killings, forced displacement, aid blockages, and the destruction of a fertility clinic. 9.⁠ Trump is suing The New York Times for a jaw-dropping $15 billion, calling it a “virtual mouthpiece” for Democrats and accusing it of defamation over its Epstein coverage. 10.⁠ UK fighter jets are being sent to Poland as part of NATO’s Eastern Sentry mission, after Russian drones entered Polish airspace in what’s being called Putin’s most serious violation of NATO territory yet. The UK joins Denmark, France, and Germany in reinforcing NATO’s eastern flank with jets, Patriots, and refuelling support from RAF Brize Norton.

Mario Nawfal

318,613 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump slammed the media for asking about the Epstein coverup after AG Pam Bondi was asked why a minute was missing from the CCTV tape of his cell and if Epstein had worked for any intelligence agencies: “Are people still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.” 2.⁠ Tucker warned that the Epstein coverup could spark a revolution: “How can you say thousands of children were raped, but I'm not gonna find out who raped them? I don't want a revolution, but if you wanted a revolution, this is how you would act.” 3.⁠ Flash flooding hit New Mexico as the Rio Ruidoso surged from 1.5 feet to over 20 feet in under an hour, sweeping homes away. At least 3 people have died in the flooding so far. 4.⁠ Ukraine faced the largest drone assault of the war - and possibly in history. According to Ukraine’s Air Force, Russia hit it with 728 drones and 13 missiles overnight. Of those, 296 were shot down and 415 jammed or lost to electronic warfare. 5.⁠ At least 3 people are dead after the Houthis sunk a Greek-operated cargo ship in the Red Sea. 5 crew members have been rescued so far, and a search is underway for the rest of the crew. 6.⁠ A wildfire sparked by a burning car has turned into a full-scale disaster in southern France - torching 720+ hectares, damaging homes, and choking Marseille under a blanket of smoke. 7.⁠ Tom Barrack, Trump's trusted envoy and ambassador to Turkey, warned that while Trump backs Lebanon with strength and clarity, that support won’t last forever. The option of protracted discussions, until after the country's elections in May 2026, isn't on the table. 8.⁠ A bridge collapsed near Vadodara, India, sending multiple vehicles plunging into the river below. The death toll has risen to 10, with rescue efforts still underway. 9.⁠ In a rare video appearance, jailed PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan has called for a full end to the group’s armed insurgency against Turkey. “The phase of armed struggle has ended,” he said, urging a shift to democratic politics and disarmament. 10.⁠ Russia is testing a new AI drone armed with thermal vision and onboard target selection. It flies without GPS, shrugs off jamming, and adapts to the battlefield in real time, selecting targets autonomously.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump slammed the media for asking about the Epstein coverup after AG Pam Bondi was asked why a minute was missing from the CCTV tape of his cell and if Epstein had worked for any intelligence agencies: “Are people still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.” 2.⁠ Tucker warned that the Epstein coverup could spark a revolution: “How can you say thousands of children were raped, but I'm not gonna find out who raped them? I don't want a revolution, but if you wanted a revolution, this is how you would act.” 3.⁠ Flash flooding hit New Mexico as the Rio Ruidoso surged from 1.5 feet to over 20 feet in under an hour, sweeping homes away. At least 3 people have died in the flooding so far. 4.⁠ Ukraine faced the largest drone assault of the war - and possibly in history. According to Ukraine’s Air Force, Russia hit it with 728 drones and 13 missiles overnight. Of those, 296 were shot down and 415 jammed or lost to electronic warfare. 5.⁠ At least 3 people are dead after the Houthis sunk a Greek-operated cargo ship in the Red Sea. 5 crew members have been rescued so far, and a search is underway for the rest of the crew. 6.⁠ A wildfire sparked by a burning car has turned into a full-scale disaster in southern France - torching 720+ hectares, damaging homes, and choking Marseille under a blanket of smoke. 7.⁠ Tom Barrack, Trump's trusted envoy and ambassador to Turkey, warned that while Trump backs Lebanon with strength and clarity, that support won’t last forever. The option of protracted discussions, until after the country's elections in May 2026, isn't on the table. 8.⁠ A bridge collapsed near Vadodara, India, sending multiple vehicles plunging into the river below. The death toll has risen to 10, with rescue efforts still underway. 9.⁠ In a rare video appearance, jailed PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan has called for a full end to the group’s armed insurgency against Turkey. “The phase of armed struggle has ended,” he said, urging a shift to democratic politics and disarmament. 10.⁠ Russia is testing a new AI drone armed with thermal vision and onboard target selection. It flies without GPS, shrugs off jamming, and adapts to the battlefield in real time, selecting targets autonomously.

Mario Nawfal

104,421 просмотров • 1 год назад

Trump prepares to invade Cuba. Can the island Resist? Following the difficulties encountered in Iran, despite expenditures exceeding $100 billion, Donald Trump is betting on a victory through military action against Cuba. On the 20th, the USS Nimitz and its carrier strike group, which includes the destroyer USS Gridley, officially arrived in the Caribbean. The official justification was that the movement is part of Operation Southern Seas 2026, but U.S. Southern Command emphasized that the presence serves as a strategic advantage and combat readiness. The arrival occurred on the same day the U.S. formally indicted former Cuban leader Raúl Castro for homicide, escalating fears of a military intervention similar to the one in Venezuela months earlier. This aligns with flight tracking data confirming that the U.S. has established a constant surveillance siege of Cuba with MQ-4C Triton drones; at least three of these high-altitude, long-endurance drones were detected operating near the island. At least five P-8A Poseidon aircraft are also participating in patrols, alongside Rivet Joint (RC-135) planes used for electronic eavesdropping to intercept communications and radar signals from Cuban defenses. The Trump administration justified this mobilization by citing intelligence that Cuba had acquired over 300 military drones from Russia and Iran. According to Washington, these drones could be used to attack the Guantanamo base or even U.S. territory, a fanciful claim that rings the alarm for a military operation. The intended action is expected to unfold similarly to what happened in Venezuela, but can Cuba resist? Cuba is going through a difficult period, marked by power outages, a high cost of living, fuel shortages, and low tourism activity, in addition to the strangulation caused by the Trump administration’s embargo. Regarding air defenses, the Cubans recently contracted the Belarusian company ALEVKURP to upgrade their Pechora systems to the S-125-2BM standard, replacing old analog components with modern digital processors. The system can now attack not only aircraft but also land and maritime targets with known coordinates. There have also been improvements to radars for operation under heavy electronic warfare and the capability to track targets using thermal and TV cameras. This allows for firing without turning on the radar, avoiding detection by anti-radiation missiles. Furthermore, the upgrade allows the system to identify drones visually or by heat without emitting radar signals, much like Iranian systems. The Pechora-2BM standard uses radars mounted on high-mobility vehicles; the idea is to activate the radar, fire the missile, and change positions in less than 25 minutes. Despite all these improvements, the Pechora remains a limited system. I would say Cuba will face great difficulty in containing U.S. aviation, but it will force caution upon enemy pilots. The Cuban strategy focuses on being an aerial guerrilla defense: not trying to defeat the U.S. Air Force, but rather increasing the political cost of an invasion by imposing losses. Cuban forces are also betting on Electronic Warfare. They possess many Cold War-era systems that were also recently modernized by Russian and Belarusian companies. Cuba tested these systems to perform spoofing and jamming of satellite signals, generating magnetic anomalies in the Caribbean reported this May 2026. Several mobile EW units are scattered across the island and camouflaged, making it difficult for spy planes and drones to locate them. Full article:
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Trump prepares to invade Cuba. Can the island Resist? Following the difficulties encountered in Iran, despite expenditures exceeding $100 billion, Donald Trump is betting on a victory through military action against Cuba. On the 20th, the USS Nimitz and its carrier strike group, which includes the destroyer USS Gridley, officially arrived in the Caribbean. The official justification was that the movement is part of Operation Southern Seas 2026, but U.S. Southern Command emphasized that the presence serves as a strategic advantage and combat readiness. The arrival occurred on the same day the U.S. formally indicted former Cuban leader Raúl Castro for homicide, escalating fears of a military intervention similar to the one in Venezuela months earlier. This aligns with flight tracking data confirming that the U.S. has established a constant surveillance siege of Cuba with MQ-4C Triton drones; at least three of these high-altitude, long-endurance drones were detected operating near the island. At least five P-8A Poseidon aircraft are also participating in patrols, alongside Rivet Joint (RC-135) planes used for electronic eavesdropping to intercept communications and radar signals from Cuban defenses. The Trump administration justified this mobilization by citing intelligence that Cuba had acquired over 300 military drones from Russia and Iran. According to Washington, these drones could be used to attack the Guantanamo base or even U.S. territory, a fanciful claim that rings the alarm for a military operation. The intended action is expected to unfold similarly to what happened in Venezuela, but can Cuba resist? Cuba is going through a difficult period, marked by power outages, a high cost of living, fuel shortages, and low tourism activity, in addition to the strangulation caused by the Trump administration’s embargo. Regarding air defenses, the Cubans recently contracted the Belarusian company ALEVKURP to upgrade their Pechora systems to the S-125-2BM standard, replacing old analog components with modern digital processors. The system can now attack not only aircraft but also land and maritime targets with known coordinates. There have also been improvements to radars for operation under heavy electronic warfare and the capability to track targets using thermal and TV cameras. This allows for firing without turning on the radar, avoiding detection by anti-radiation missiles. Furthermore, the upgrade allows the system to identify drones visually or by heat without emitting radar signals, much like Iranian systems. The Pechora-2BM standard uses radars mounted on high-mobility vehicles; the idea is to activate the radar, fire the missile, and change positions in less than 25 minutes. Despite all these improvements, the Pechora remains a limited system. I would say Cuba will face great difficulty in containing U.S. aviation, but it will force caution upon enemy pilots. The Cuban strategy focuses on being an aerial guerrilla defense: not trying to defeat the U.S. Air Force, but rather increasing the political cost of an invasion by imposing losses. Cuban forces are also betting on Electronic Warfare. They possess many Cold War-era systems that were also recently modernized by Russian and Belarusian companies. Cuba tested these systems to perform spoofing and jamming of satellite signals, generating magnetic anomalies in the Caribbean reported this May 2026. Several mobile EW units are scattered across the island and camouflaged, making it difficult for spy planes and drones to locate them. Full article:

Patricia Marins

106,889 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump is scheduled to make an “announcement” from the Oval Office today at 2 PM ET. The White House hasn’t released any details yet, but Oval Office addresses typically signal major developments worth watching. Speculation is swirling... which city is getting the National Guard treatment next? 2.⁠ President Xi and Putin met in Beijing, hailing their alliance as “unprecedented.” Putin praised their “strategic” bond, calling Xi a “dear friend” and declaring, “We were always together then, and we remain together now.” Xi returned the love, backing Putin with calls for a “more just global governance system” - code for a world less controlled by the West. 3.⁠ Trump fired back after a federal appeals court ruled his use of emergency powers to impose tariffs unconstitutional. He said if tariffs fall, a record $15 trillion in planned U.S. investment will be “immediately cancelled”, warning America would “become a Third World Nation.” 4.⁠ China’s throwing a massive military parade tomorrow - and they’re promising a death ray. A laser air defense system mounted on a truck is set to roll through Tiananmen Square, hyped as the “most powerful” on the planet. Putin, Kim Jong-Un, and Iran’s president will watch alongside Xi as the PLA shows off Mach 8 missiles, stealth drones, and enough sci-fi hardware to make DARPA sweat. 5.⁠ Shahed kamikaze drones slammed into Ukraine’s Kyiv region in an unusually bold daytime assault, with explosions reported in Irpin. Air raid alerts hit phones as parents were sending kids back to school - a not-so-subtle reminder that the war doesn’t pause for the academic calendar. 6.⁠ French hospitals have been told to prepare for a “major engagement” in Europe by March 2026, as fears of a full-scale war with Russia surge across NATO. Leaked documents reveal France is bracing for mass casualties - not just from its own forces, but wounded soldiers from across Europe. 7.⁠ South Korea now says 2,000 North Korean soldiers have died fighting for Russia - a brutal update from the original 600. Kim Jong Un sent over 10,000 troops to the front lines, and he’s not done: another 6,000 are on the way, including combat engineers already landing in Russia. 8.⁠ Trump is pressing drug companies to release full data on COVID vaccines saying the fight over their effectiveness has torn apart the CDC. He claimed Pfizer and others hold extraordinary results but refuse to share them with the public. 9.⁠ North Korea’s Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un arrived in China aboard his armored train Taeyangho (“Sunshine”) ahead of tomorrow’s “Victory Day” parade marking 80 years since Japan’s WWII surrender. The fortress on rails carries 20 armored carriages with bulletproof windows, reinforced steel, and weapons from SAMs to anti-tank missiles. 10.⁠ Israel said a joint operation by the 99th Division and Shin Bet led to the deaths of dozens of Hamas fighters in northern and central Gaza. Among them was Talab Sadki Talab Abu Itaywi, a Nukhba unit commander involved in the October 7 attack on Israel.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump is scheduled to make an “announcement” from the Oval Office today at 2 PM ET. The White House hasn’t released any details yet, but Oval Office addresses typically signal major developments worth watching. Speculation is swirling... which city is getting the National Guard treatment next? 2.⁠ President Xi and Putin met in Beijing, hailing their alliance as “unprecedented.” Putin praised their “strategic” bond, calling Xi a “dear friend” and declaring, “We were always together then, and we remain together now.” Xi returned the love, backing Putin with calls for a “more just global governance system” - code for a world less controlled by the West. 3.⁠ Trump fired back after a federal appeals court ruled his use of emergency powers to impose tariffs unconstitutional. He said if tariffs fall, a record $15 trillion in planned U.S. investment will be “immediately cancelled”, warning America would “become a Third World Nation.” 4.⁠ China’s throwing a massive military parade tomorrow - and they’re promising a death ray. A laser air defense system mounted on a truck is set to roll through Tiananmen Square, hyped as the “most powerful” on the planet. Putin, Kim Jong-Un, and Iran’s president will watch alongside Xi as the PLA shows off Mach 8 missiles, stealth drones, and enough sci-fi hardware to make DARPA sweat. 5.⁠ Shahed kamikaze drones slammed into Ukraine’s Kyiv region in an unusually bold daytime assault, with explosions reported in Irpin. Air raid alerts hit phones as parents were sending kids back to school - a not-so-subtle reminder that the war doesn’t pause for the academic calendar. 6.⁠ French hospitals have been told to prepare for a “major engagement” in Europe by March 2026, as fears of a full-scale war with Russia surge across NATO. Leaked documents reveal France is bracing for mass casualties - not just from its own forces, but wounded soldiers from across Europe. 7.⁠ South Korea now says 2,000 North Korean soldiers have died fighting for Russia - a brutal update from the original 600. Kim Jong Un sent over 10,000 troops to the front lines, and he’s not done: another 6,000 are on the way, including combat engineers already landing in Russia. 8.⁠ Trump is pressing drug companies to release full data on COVID vaccines saying the fight over their effectiveness has torn apart the CDC. He claimed Pfizer and others hold extraordinary results but refuse to share them with the public. 9.⁠ North Korea’s Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un arrived in China aboard his armored train Taeyangho (“Sunshine”) ahead of tomorrow’s “Victory Day” parade marking 80 years since Japan’s WWII surrender. The fortress on rails carries 20 armored carriages with bulletproof windows, reinforced steel, and weapons from SAMs to anti-tank missiles. 10.⁠ Israel said a joint operation by the 99th Division and Shin Bet led to the deaths of dozens of Hamas fighters in northern and central Gaza. Among them was Talab Sadki Talab Abu Itaywi, a Nukhba unit commander involved in the October 7 attack on Israel.

Mario Nawfal

102,505 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Over 70,000 packed State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ to honor Charlie Kirk during his memorial. It was a powerful mix of faith, tribute, and calls to action, with speeches from Erika Kirk, Trump, JD Vance, and Tucker. 2.⁠ His widow, Erika, moved people to tears when she announced that she forgave his killer: “I forgive him because it was what Christ did and is what Charlie would do. The answer we know from the gospel is love and always love.” 3.⁠ Trump’s eulogy praised Charlie as someone who changed history: “Charlie Kirk started with only an idea, to change minds on college campuses. And instead, he ended up with a far greater achievement: changing history.” 4.⁠ During Charlie’s memorial, Trump and Elon were seen together again, chatting. Kirk had long wished they'd reconcile and work together to save America. Trump said “it was nice that he came over.” 5.⁠ For the first time ever, China parked its 5th-gen J-20 stealth jet just meters from the public at the Changchun Air Show. Usually radar-evading, now selfie-friendly - the J-20 even joined a diamond formation flyby to show off its moves. 6.⁠ Going full Bond villain, Kim Jong Un said North Korea has “acquired new secret weapons” and is rapidly expanding its defense capabilities. He touted new destroyers, nuclear force development, and serial weapon upgrades as steps toward becoming a maritime power. 7.⁠ Ukraine’s long-range drone unit hit the Kacha Airbase in Russian-occupied Crimea, turning 3 aircraft into scrap metal. 2 Soviet-era Be-12 Chaykas and an Mi-8 helicopter were caught parked and clueless as Ukrainian drones slammed into them. 8.⁠ Less than 1 in 5 French citizens back Macron, according to the latest poll. Nationwide strikes and mass protests over austerity, public spending cuts, and tax inequality have hammered his approval - even among voters who supported him in both 2017 and 2022. 9.⁠ The Taliban refused Trump’s demand that they give the U.S access to Bagram Airbase. Deputy Director of the Taliban’s Intelligence Directorate, Taj Mir Jawad, was straight to the point: "Just as we once wore explosives and blew ourselves up to take this country, we will wear explosives and blow ourselves up again to defend it now.” 10.⁠ Israel has reinforced air, land, and naval forces across the country ahead of the Jewish holiday period, citing a “multi-front assessment.” Combat soldiers still in training will remain on alert for both defensive and offensive operations through mid-October.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Over 70,000 packed State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ to honor Charlie Kirk during his memorial. It was a powerful mix of faith, tribute, and calls to action, with speeches from Erika Kirk, Trump, JD Vance, and Tucker. 2.⁠ His widow, Erika, moved people to tears when she announced that she forgave his killer: “I forgive him because it was what Christ did and is what Charlie would do. The answer we know from the gospel is love and always love.” 3.⁠ Trump’s eulogy praised Charlie as someone who changed history: “Charlie Kirk started with only an idea, to change minds on college campuses. And instead, he ended up with a far greater achievement: changing history.” 4.⁠ During Charlie’s memorial, Trump and Elon were seen together again, chatting. Kirk had long wished they'd reconcile and work together to save America. Trump said “it was nice that he came over.” 5.⁠ For the first time ever, China parked its 5th-gen J-20 stealth jet just meters from the public at the Changchun Air Show. Usually radar-evading, now selfie-friendly - the J-20 even joined a diamond formation flyby to show off its moves. 6.⁠ Going full Bond villain, Kim Jong Un said North Korea has “acquired new secret weapons” and is rapidly expanding its defense capabilities. He touted new destroyers, nuclear force development, and serial weapon upgrades as steps toward becoming a maritime power. 7.⁠ Ukraine’s long-range drone unit hit the Kacha Airbase in Russian-occupied Crimea, turning 3 aircraft into scrap metal. 2 Soviet-era Be-12 Chaykas and an Mi-8 helicopter were caught parked and clueless as Ukrainian drones slammed into them. 8.⁠ Less than 1 in 5 French citizens back Macron, according to the latest poll. Nationwide strikes and mass protests over austerity, public spending cuts, and tax inequality have hammered his approval - even among voters who supported him in both 2017 and 2022. 9.⁠ The Taliban refused Trump’s demand that they give the U.S access to Bagram Airbase. Deputy Director of the Taliban’s Intelligence Directorate, Taj Mir Jawad, was straight to the point: "Just as we once wore explosives and blew ourselves up to take this country, we will wear explosives and blow ourselves up again to defend it now.” 10.⁠ Israel has reinforced air, land, and naval forces across the country ahead of the Jewish holiday period, citing a “multi-front assessment.” Combat soldiers still in training will remain on alert for both defensive and offensive operations through mid-October.

Mario Nawfal

43,143 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

The Kozyrev Doctrine – Why India Turned Away From Russia and Went West. And Why India needs to be Wary of Jumping Back to Moscow. 1. If hell is run by an Indian, there is a special place in it for Andrei Kozyrev, the Russian foreign minister from 1990 to 1996. 2. When the Soviet Union collapsed, Kozyrev became the new foreign minister of Russia, and supported close ties with the West. He may have been a CIA mole because he single handedly destroyed the decades old Indo-Soviet partnership. 3. As per the Kozyrev Doctrine, the new Russia would no longer give special importance to India but instead would treat India and Pakistan as equals. This Russian foreign policy seemed like it was drafted in Washington DC. 4. The new Russian Doctrine took things too far. When Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao sent his emissary Mani Dixit to the Kremlin to urgently get spare parts for India's armed forces (which depended on Russia for 70% of their requirements), Kozyrev refused to meet him and instead sent a junior diplomat. No guarantees were given about spares. 5. If Pakistan or China had attacked India at that time, India's armed forces would have run out of spares in a week. This was not only a violation of legal contracts but a major betrayal that India's leadership took very seriously. 6. So Pakistan, the country that was responsible for the deaths of 15,000 Soviet lives during the Afghanistan War, was equated with India, a time tested friend. 7. Kozyrev relegated India to a secondary role. And India's leadership was forced to look West. 8. It was under Kozyrev's watch that India diversified away from Russia. Narasimha Rao had no choice but to diversify India's security links as its most crucial erstwhile ally continued to labour in confusion and anxiety over its economic and political status, with no clear signal regarding its foreign policy preferences. 9. Kozyrev currently lives in Miami where he has acquired lots of wealth and a nice tan. He slams Putin to the delight of his American backers (or perhaps CIA handlers). If Kozyrev is indeed an American asset then US intelligence agents deserve Congressional medals for pulling India away from the Russian sphere. 10. Following the Russian betrayal, India splurged billions of dollars on American weapons such as 12 C-130J Super Hercules aircraft ($2 billion), eight P-8I long-range maritime patrol aircraft ($2.1 billion), 10 C-17 Globemaster-III strategic airlift aircraft ($4.1 billion), and 145 ultralight M177 howitzers ($438 million), and 22 Apache attack helicopters plus 15 Chinook heavy-lift choppers ($2.5 billion). 11. The Kremlin has two types of diplomats. The old guard which values Russia's relationship with India and the rest of the world. Vladimir Putin belongs to this group which is currently powerful. 12. The second is the "Look West" group which seeks to build the unviable "Vancouver to Vladivostok Common European Family." Because let's face it, the Anglo Saxon looks down upon the Slav, especially the Russian, as Untermensch - racially inferior. 13. Putin and the old guard know this. The younger Russians are not as aware or do not care about their place on the geopolitical chessboard. All they care about is Starbucks. Many young Russians live in delusion that because they are white the West will welcome them as the last bulwark against the Asian hordes. 14. So the words of Russian diplomat Roman Babushkin hold little value. He is right that unlike the West, Moscow will never impose sanctions against India. But that is true only as long as Putin is around. The next generation of Russian leaders will once again sell their country to the Americans - just like Yeltsin and Kozyrev did. 15. Modi's Multilateralism is the best policy for India. Work with everybody. But do not trust anybody. The US is a future adversary - absorb as much technology as possible from it before the inevitable clash. Russia is unreliable - use it as a source of cheap oil and minerals.
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The Kozyrev Doctrine – Why India Turned Away From Russia and Went West. And Why India needs to be Wary of Jumping Back to Moscow. 1. If hell is run by an Indian, there is a special place in it for Andrei Kozyrev, the Russian foreign minister from 1990 to 1996. 2. When the Soviet Union collapsed, Kozyrev became the new foreign minister of Russia, and supported close ties with the West. He may have been a CIA mole because he single handedly destroyed the decades old Indo-Soviet partnership. 3. As per the Kozyrev Doctrine, the new Russia would no longer give special importance to India but instead would treat India and Pakistan as equals. This Russian foreign policy seemed like it was drafted in Washington DC. 4. The new Russian Doctrine took things too far. When Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao sent his emissary Mani Dixit to the Kremlin to urgently get spare parts for India's armed forces (which depended on Russia for 70% of their requirements), Kozyrev refused to meet him and instead sent a junior diplomat. No guarantees were given about spares. 5. If Pakistan or China had attacked India at that time, India's armed forces would have run out of spares in a week. This was not only a violation of legal contracts but a major betrayal that India's leadership took very seriously. 6. So Pakistan, the country that was responsible for the deaths of 15,000 Soviet lives during the Afghanistan War, was equated with India, a time tested friend. 7. Kozyrev relegated India to a secondary role. And India's leadership was forced to look West. 8. It was under Kozyrev's watch that India diversified away from Russia. Narasimha Rao had no choice but to diversify India's security links as its most crucial erstwhile ally continued to labour in confusion and anxiety over its economic and political status, with no clear signal regarding its foreign policy preferences. 9. Kozyrev currently lives in Miami where he has acquired lots of wealth and a nice tan. He slams Putin to the delight of his American backers (or perhaps CIA handlers). If Kozyrev is indeed an American asset then US intelligence agents deserve Congressional medals for pulling India away from the Russian sphere. 10. Following the Russian betrayal, India splurged billions of dollars on American weapons such as 12 C-130J Super Hercules aircraft ($2 billion), eight P-8I long-range maritime patrol aircraft ($2.1 billion), 10 C-17 Globemaster-III strategic airlift aircraft ($4.1 billion), and 145 ultralight M177 howitzers ($438 million), and 22 Apache attack helicopters plus 15 Chinook heavy-lift choppers ($2.5 billion). 11. The Kremlin has two types of diplomats. The old guard which values Russia's relationship with India and the rest of the world. Vladimir Putin belongs to this group which is currently powerful. 12. The second is the "Look West" group which seeks to build the unviable "Vancouver to Vladivostok Common European Family." Because let's face it, the Anglo Saxon looks down upon the Slav, especially the Russian, as Untermensch - racially inferior. 13. Putin and the old guard know this. The younger Russians are not as aware or do not care about their place on the geopolitical chessboard. All they care about is Starbucks. Many young Russians live in delusion that because they are white the West will welcome them as the last bulwark against the Asian hordes. 14. So the words of Russian diplomat Roman Babushkin hold little value. He is right that unlike the West, Moscow will never impose sanctions against India. But that is true only as long as Putin is around. The next generation of Russian leaders will once again sell their country to the Americans - just like Yeltsin and Kozyrev did. 15. Modi's Multilateralism is the best policy for India. Work with everybody. But do not trust anybody. The US is a future adversary - absorb as much technology as possible from it before the inevitable clash. Russia is unreliable - use it as a source of cheap oil and minerals.

Rakesh Krishnan Simha

89,787 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Iran war summary, day 71! Ukraine has breached the 3 day ceasefire Trump took credit for, not once but almost 9k times! IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Brigadier General Majid Mousavi: - missiles and drones are locked on US targets in the region and enemy ships - forces are awaiting the order to fire. Global oil reserves are declining at a record pace amid the Iran war Iran - Bloomberg -Supplies through SOH have almost completely stopped -Per Morgan Stanley, global oil reserves decreased by 4.8MMbpd (March-Apr) -This is largest reduction in reserves in the entire history of IEA observations -By June, the global system may reach an "operational stress level", - by Sept, will reach min level of reserves necessary for the operation of pipelines, refineries, & export infrastructure -Bloomberg most import-dependent Asian countries - Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, and the Philippines will face critical shortage of fuel in 1 month -In Europe, aviation fuel reserves are rapidly decreasing ahead of summer -The US has been consuming strategic reserves for several weeks. -Diesel reserves in the country have dropped to their lowest level since 2005 Is Iran impacted? -Gregory Brew, Lead Analyst for Iran and Energy at Eurasia Group: A US naval blockade would not significantly damage Iran's oil infrastructure. Iran war is crushing Asia's farmers! -SOH blockade is threatening global food supply -Prices of fuel and fertilizer are pushing farmers to make irreversible cuts as they enter key planting seasons. In Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Australia, farmers are choosing to skip or reduce planting, or cut fertilizer use, which will lower yield. -India and Brazil, two of the world's biggest agricultural producers are facing significant yield loss -anticipate further food inflation How many sailers and ships remain stranded? - > 20,000 sailors aboard 800+ ships remain stranded in SOH via blockade, -vessels running low on food, water, fuel, and medicine, WSJ reports. -10 sailors have died and more than 30 vessels have been hit by Iranian drones or missiles since the crisis began. -Crews live under constant fear of missile strikes, drones, sea mines, and Iranian naval patrols -insurance costs soar and supply shortages worsen. -Some ships switched off trackers, changed flags, or used Chinese flags Iran is reshaping regional order through the SOH! Iran takes control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through the SOH! NOTE: These cables are critical for data traffic between Europe, Asia, and the Gulf. 1. Under the new policy, “foreign operators” would be required to obtain permits to use these cables 2. This would include paying fees and following Iranian law 3. All management and maintenance would be handled by Iranian companies 4. The IRGC has previously warned it could target these same cables Meanwhile, Trump is entertaining his base with meaningless UFC fights to distract from his various failures and crimes! Another failed Trump ceasefire! -8,970 ceasefire violations by Ukrainian Armed Forces recorded in SMO -Ukrainian forces launched 12 attacks on positions of Russian units; -The Russian Armed Forces responded symmetrically to ceasefire violations -Russian Air Defense shot down 8 guided aerial bombs, a HIMARS rocket, and 467 UAVs of from Ukrainian terror forces Ukrainian Armed Forces units lost about 940 servicemen in the special military operation zone over the past 24 hours as a result of the Russian forces' repelling of enemy attacks.
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Iran war summary, day 71! Ukraine has breached the 3 day ceasefire Trump took credit for, not once but almost 9k times! IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Brigadier General Majid Mousavi: - missiles and drones are locked on US targets in the region and enemy ships - forces are awaiting the order to fire. Global oil reserves are declining at a record pace amid the Iran war Iran - Bloomberg -Supplies through SOH have almost completely stopped -Per Morgan Stanley, global oil reserves decreased by 4.8MMbpd (March-Apr) -This is largest reduction in reserves in the entire history of IEA observations -By June, the global system may reach an "operational stress level", - by Sept, will reach min level of reserves necessary for the operation of pipelines, refineries, & export infrastructure -Bloomberg most import-dependent Asian countries - Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, and the Philippines will face critical shortage of fuel in 1 month -In Europe, aviation fuel reserves are rapidly decreasing ahead of summer -The US has been consuming strategic reserves for several weeks. -Diesel reserves in the country have dropped to their lowest level since 2005 Is Iran impacted? -Gregory Brew, Lead Analyst for Iran and Energy at Eurasia Group: A US naval blockade would not significantly damage Iran's oil infrastructure. Iran war is crushing Asia's farmers! -SOH blockade is threatening global food supply -Prices of fuel and fertilizer are pushing farmers to make irreversible cuts as they enter key planting seasons. In Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Australia, farmers are choosing to skip or reduce planting, or cut fertilizer use, which will lower yield. -India and Brazil, two of the world's biggest agricultural producers are facing significant yield loss -anticipate further food inflation How many sailers and ships remain stranded? - > 20,000 sailors aboard 800+ ships remain stranded in SOH via blockade, -vessels running low on food, water, fuel, and medicine, WSJ reports. -10 sailors have died and more than 30 vessels have been hit by Iranian drones or missiles since the crisis began. -Crews live under constant fear of missile strikes, drones, sea mines, and Iranian naval patrols -insurance costs soar and supply shortages worsen. -Some ships switched off trackers, changed flags, or used Chinese flags Iran is reshaping regional order through the SOH! Iran takes control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through the SOH! NOTE: These cables are critical for data traffic between Europe, Asia, and the Gulf. 1. Under the new policy, “foreign operators” would be required to obtain permits to use these cables 2. This would include paying fees and following Iranian law 3. All management and maintenance would be handled by Iranian companies 4. The IRGC has previously warned it could target these same cables Meanwhile, Trump is entertaining his base with meaningless UFC fights to distract from his various failures and crimes! Another failed Trump ceasefire! -8,970 ceasefire violations by Ukrainian Armed Forces recorded in SMO -Ukrainian forces launched 12 attacks on positions of Russian units; -The Russian Armed Forces responded symmetrically to ceasefire violations -Russian Air Defense shot down 8 guided aerial bombs, a HIMARS rocket, and 467 UAVs of from Ukrainian terror forces Ukrainian Armed Forces units lost about 940 servicemen in the special military operation zone over the past 24 hours as a result of the Russian forces' repelling of enemy attacks.

Truth_teller 🇷🇺

14,213 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump's deportation machine just shifted into high gear with ICE arresting 2,200 illegal migrants Tuesday, a 37% jump from last week's 1,600 daily average. Stephen Miller and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem pushed ICE leadership to hit 3,000 arrests daily, with agents now working "no days off" to clean up Biden's border mess. 2.⁠ ⁠Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene joined other Republicans in their support for Elon’s criticism of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ which stands to raise the U.S deficit by up to $2.4 trillion: “I have to agree with him on one hand. I always love it when Americans are angry at the federal government and express it.” 3.⁠ ⁠The Pentagon has pulled advanced fuzes for anti-drone missiles meant for Ukraine and reallocated them to U.S Air Force units in the Middle East - despite Ukraine relying on them to shoot down Russian drones. Congress was quietly notified, but some lawmakers are furious - accusing the Pentagon of abandoning Kyiv and possibly acting punitively. 4.⁠ Putin said Ukraine’s recent attacks on Russian airbases prove Kyiv has no real interest in negotiations. His remarks came after NATO leaders called on Moscow to agree to an unconditional ceasefire, which he claims will only be used to rearm Ukraine. 5.⁠ SpaceX crushed it again, roaring into history with the 500th orbital launch of its Falcon rocket fleet, Falcon 1, Falcon 9, and Falcon Heavy, right on the 15th anniversary of the first Falcon 9 flight. 6.⁠ ⁠NATO defense ministers arrived in Brussels to confront growing security threats - and Trump's demand that allies increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP. Days before the summit, the UK quietly walked back its pledge to spend 3% of GDP on defense, now calling it a “target.” 7.⁠ ⁠New York prosecutors dropped handwritten notes they say reveal Luigi Mangione’s twisted plan to kill UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The notes, dubbed his “manifesto,” drip with fury at health insurers and the rich. 8.⁠ ⁠Apple’s big AI rollout in China with Alibaba is frozen cold. Beijing’s Cyberspace Administration won’t sign off on Apple Intelligence, leaving it stuck in a world of tariffs and trade fights. 9.⁠ Fans lined up in Tokyo and crashed pre-orders worldwide as Nintendo dropped the Switch 2, its $499.99 next-gen console with a bigger screen, upgraded graphics, and titles like Elden Ring. In Japan alone, 2.2 million people entered the sales lottery - only a few lucky ones got their hands on it. 10.⁠ Taylor Swift has lost her title as the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire - to Lucy Guo, a college dropout, rave addict, and Pokémon hoarder riding the AI gold rush.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump's deportation machine just shifted into high gear with ICE arresting 2,200 illegal migrants Tuesday, a 37% jump from last week's 1,600 daily average. Stephen Miller and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem pushed ICE leadership to hit 3,000 arrests daily, with agents now working "no days off" to clean up Biden's border mess. 2.⁠ ⁠Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene joined other Republicans in their support for Elon’s criticism of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ which stands to raise the U.S deficit by up to $2.4 trillion: “I have to agree with him on one hand. I always love it when Americans are angry at the federal government and express it.” 3.⁠ ⁠The Pentagon has pulled advanced fuzes for anti-drone missiles meant for Ukraine and reallocated them to U.S Air Force units in the Middle East - despite Ukraine relying on them to shoot down Russian drones. Congress was quietly notified, but some lawmakers are furious - accusing the Pentagon of abandoning Kyiv and possibly acting punitively. 4.⁠ Putin said Ukraine’s recent attacks on Russian airbases prove Kyiv has no real interest in negotiations. His remarks came after NATO leaders called on Moscow to agree to an unconditional ceasefire, which he claims will only be used to rearm Ukraine. 5.⁠ SpaceX crushed it again, roaring into history with the 500th orbital launch of its Falcon rocket fleet, Falcon 1, Falcon 9, and Falcon Heavy, right on the 15th anniversary of the first Falcon 9 flight. 6.⁠ ⁠NATO defense ministers arrived in Brussels to confront growing security threats - and Trump's demand that allies increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP. Days before the summit, the UK quietly walked back its pledge to spend 3% of GDP on defense, now calling it a “target.” 7.⁠ ⁠New York prosecutors dropped handwritten notes they say reveal Luigi Mangione’s twisted plan to kill UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The notes, dubbed his “manifesto,” drip with fury at health insurers and the rich. 8.⁠ ⁠Apple’s big AI rollout in China with Alibaba is frozen cold. Beijing’s Cyberspace Administration won’t sign off on Apple Intelligence, leaving it stuck in a world of tariffs and trade fights. 9.⁠ Fans lined up in Tokyo and crashed pre-orders worldwide as Nintendo dropped the Switch 2, its $499.99 next-gen console with a bigger screen, upgraded graphics, and titles like Elden Ring. In Japan alone, 2.2 million people entered the sales lottery - only a few lucky ones got their hands on it. 10.⁠ Taylor Swift has lost her title as the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire - to Lucy Guo, a college dropout, rave addict, and Pokémon hoarder riding the AI gold rush.

Mario Nawfal

107,472 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ A church school in Minneapolis was targeted in a mass shooting by Robin Westman. It left two children dead and 17 injured during morning Mass. Westman, 23, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after opening fire on the children aged 8-16. 2.⁠ Trump issued a proclamation directing all U.S flags to be flown at half-staff through August 31 in response to the shooting. He called for everyone to join him in praying for everyone involved. 3.⁠ Russia launched another massive overnight drone and missile attack on Ukraine, killing at least 14 people, including 3 children, and hitting the EU’s offices in Kyiv. 4.⁠ The UK, France, and Germany are preparing to trigger the UN “snapback” mechanism today, reimposing sanctions on Iran after its failure to resume nuclear talks with Washington or fully cooperate with inspectors. 5.⁠ Satellite images showed Russian Northern Fleet submarine pens nearly deserted, with cruise missile, ballistic missile, and attack subs deployed at sea. Analysts suggested Moscow may be reacting to recent shifts in U.S and NATO nuclear submarine posture. 6.⁠ SpaceX broke another record with one its Falcon 9 boosters launching and landing 30 times, marking the first orbital-class rocket to be reused this many times. Every touchdown is still a magic trick: a 15-story cylinder drops from orbit, flips, fires, and nails the bullseye on a floating barge in the Atlantic. 7.⁠ House Oversight Chair James Comer and Rep. Nancy Mace sent a letter to Wikipedia’s CEO demanding records on foreign influence and manipulation of the platform. Lawmakers flagged studies showing coordinated attempts to insert antisemitic and anti-Israel content, and to push Kremlin-backed narratives into Western media via Wikipedia edits and AI chatbots. 8.⁠ Sweden announced it has built a new low-cost solution to take out drones. Manufactured by Saab, the company that gave us quirky hatchbacks, the new missile system, Nimbrix, has a 5km range and air-burst warheads that can shred drone swarms instead of just one target. 9.⁠ It was revealed that when Trump’s tariff barrage on China escalated in March, Xi Jinping sent a secret letter to Modi, urging stronger ties and warning against U.S trade deals that could hurt China. 10.⁠ Trump fired CDC Director Susan Monarez just 4 weeks after she took office, making hers the shortest CDC tenure in history. However, her legal team hit back, claiming she had not stepped down nor received any notice from the White House of her termination.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ A church school in Minneapolis was targeted in a mass shooting by Robin Westman. It left two children dead and 17 injured during morning Mass. Westman, 23, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after opening fire on the children aged 8-16. 2.⁠ Trump issued a proclamation directing all U.S flags to be flown at half-staff through August 31 in response to the shooting. He called for everyone to join him in praying for everyone involved. 3.⁠ Russia launched another massive overnight drone and missile attack on Ukraine, killing at least 14 people, including 3 children, and hitting the EU’s offices in Kyiv. 4.⁠ The UK, France, and Germany are preparing to trigger the UN “snapback” mechanism today, reimposing sanctions on Iran after its failure to resume nuclear talks with Washington or fully cooperate with inspectors. 5.⁠ Satellite images showed Russian Northern Fleet submarine pens nearly deserted, with cruise missile, ballistic missile, and attack subs deployed at sea. Analysts suggested Moscow may be reacting to recent shifts in U.S and NATO nuclear submarine posture. 6.⁠ SpaceX broke another record with one its Falcon 9 boosters launching and landing 30 times, marking the first orbital-class rocket to be reused this many times. Every touchdown is still a magic trick: a 15-story cylinder drops from orbit, flips, fires, and nails the bullseye on a floating barge in the Atlantic. 7.⁠ House Oversight Chair James Comer and Rep. Nancy Mace sent a letter to Wikipedia’s CEO demanding records on foreign influence and manipulation of the platform. Lawmakers flagged studies showing coordinated attempts to insert antisemitic and anti-Israel content, and to push Kremlin-backed narratives into Western media via Wikipedia edits and AI chatbots. 8.⁠ Sweden announced it has built a new low-cost solution to take out drones. Manufactured by Saab, the company that gave us quirky hatchbacks, the new missile system, Nimbrix, has a 5km range and air-burst warheads that can shred drone swarms instead of just one target. 9.⁠ It was revealed that when Trump’s tariff barrage on China escalated in March, Xi Jinping sent a secret letter to Modi, urging stronger ties and warning against U.S trade deals that could hurt China. 10.⁠ Trump fired CDC Director Susan Monarez just 4 weeks after she took office, making hers the shortest CDC tenure in history. However, her legal team hit back, claiming she had not stepped down nor received any notice from the White House of her termination.

Mario Nawfal

107,961 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

By and large, the Israel Air Force (IAF) possesses the range and capabilities necessary to neutralize the IRGC-AF’s heavily fortified offensive missile infrastructure. This needn’t rely on GB 57 MOPs or similarly massive deep penetration munitions, but can primarily be achieved through precision strikes targeting tunnel entrances and launch openings, effectively rendering these sites temporarily unusable, provided pinpoint intelligence of the target sites is both accurate and sufficiently comprehensive. Logistically, sustaining 24-hour long-range sortie operations against IRGC-AF’s missile infrastructure depends on highly-coordinated logistics and a carefully executed refueling chain. Two Boeing 707 tankers in a single wave can supply over 180,000 kilograms of fuel (with 90,000 kilograms transferable fuel capacity each). An F-35 requires approximately 8,300 kilograms for a full tank. The combat radius of the IAF’s F-35I “Adir” which shares the performance characteristics of the F-35A Lightning II, is approximately 1,075 kilometers for an operational range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. The distance from the Negev, through the Golan, Syria, and southern Iraq is roughly half this distance (about 1,200-1,400 kilometers) depending on the operation’s design). So a single refuel at the push point near the border of western Iran furnishes the F-35I with a fresh combat radius of 1,075 kilometers enabling it to strike deep into Iranian territory. Each strike package, potentially comprising 10-12 F-35Is, equipped with internal dual-weapon bays with payload capacities of 1,850 kg (4,000 lbs), and can therefore engage 10-12 targets per wave, assuming both weapons are deployed per target and depending on the complexity of the strike sites and the tactical requirements of the mission. Advanced standoff weapons like the Popeye, Rampage, or Delilah, with ranges of 400-600 kilometers, permit the IAF to strike targets up to 1,300-1,500 kilometers inside Iran without overextending its aerial refueling chain. Although air defense systems such as the Russian-made S-300, the enhanced Chinese HQ-9, and potentially domestic systems like the Bavar-373 possess ranges of 200 kilometers or more, 300 kilometers or more safe-distance for critical high-value strategic assets like the IAF’s Desert Giants refueling platforms will affect the F-35I’s strike range, as always depending on operational design. The IAF possesses heavily modified F-15 Ra’am and F-16 Sufa for combat air patrol (CAP or “Yis’ar”) and suppression of air defense (SEAD or “Chihan”) missions to protect strategic assets like its refueling chain, and to disrupt and destroy air and ground defense systems. SEAD platforms and wild weasels may comprise 10-20 fighters of each sortie package depending on targeting and operational design. Israel’s approach would require a multi-layered defense penetration strategy leveraging both kinetic and non-kinetic SEAD tactics, such as electronic warfare and cyber operations, pivotal for disrupting IRGC-AF missile guidance systems and command and control networks before and during initial air strikes. Electronic attack platforms like the AGM-88 High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missiles (HARM) that can jam or spoof Iranian radars and communication system can shape the theater, providing a safer corridor for kinetic strike packages. Advanced standoff weapons, such as the AGM-142 Have Nap “Popeye” enhanced with an imaging infrared seeker to enhance its accuracy against high-value targets, the Delilah cruise missile designed for suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD) and precision strike missions, and the Rampage, a supersonic, long-range, air-to-ground assault missile suited to overcome air defense systems with its speed and low radar cross-section and designed to strike high-value, well-protected targets with precision—all of which can be launched from significant stand-off distances. The IAF also employs state-of-the-art intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and electronic warfare (EW) platforms like the Gulfstream 550 Shavit and Nachshon aircraft, as well as locally produced Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) ISR UAVs called the Eitans. These UAVs, which can operate continuously for 36 hours and are equipped with advanced signals intelligence (SIGINT) systems, provide critical real-time intelligence during operations. Each of these strategic assets require CAPs, so each sortie package may assign elements of 2 or more F-16s or F-15s for each aerial asset: EW, ISR, UAV and refueling aircraft, for a total of 10-20 fighter jets in air patrol missions depending on design. The CAPs elements’ size and weaponeering will depend on how heavily contested the airspace, that the IAF anticipates operating in, will be. Robust protection for these strategic assets is an integral component in the design and planning of such a mission, including the IAF’s logistics chain. Operationally, with a publicly disclosed total of 7 refueling 707s in the IAF’s Desert Giants Sqn 120, it can deploy 6 tanker packages of 2 707s in order to execute three waves of airstrikes four times per day, with an estimated average of six-hour intervals between each takeoff. Roughly speaking this breaks down to 90 minutes from base to near-border push point (ferry leg), 90 minutes of combat operations time including return to egress point (on-stage leg), 90 minutes RTB (return to base) including refueling assets en route, and 90 minutes refuel, maintain and rearm for the entire sortie package (reconstitution phase) at base. This equates to twelve strike packages delivered approximately every 2 hours around the clock for a virtually continuous presence at the push point, covering Imam Ali, Arak, Kermanshah, Isfahan and many other critical sites within Iranian territory. The F-15I Ra’am is highly modular in its fuel design possessing a combat radius of approximately 1,600 kilometers, and a much greater ferry range which can be extended through a menu of external and detachable fuel tanks, making it one of the most versatile long-range platforms in the IAF’s aviation fleet. Given its primary assignments in CAP and SEAD operations it can theoretically conduct the entire mission without any refueling or only partial refueling. Likewise the IAF’s heavily modified F-16I Sufa is equipped with conformal fuel tanks that can extend its range, increasing its fuel capacity compared to the baseline F-16 model by up to 7,700 kilos (17,000 lbs) of external fuel, contributing to an operational range of about 3,220 km (2,000 miles). Therefore, it too adds limited burden to the IAF’s refueling logistics. Assuming 7 minute refueling time for each IAF F-35I, two tankers can refuel 10-12 F-35I strike packages in 35-40 minutes en route to push point and again en route to base from rendezvous point post-on-stage. No additional time is required for these refueling operations as they may be seamlessly integrated into the ferry and RTB legs of the mission. Altogether, the IAF can hit somewhere in the ball park of 120-130 sites a day, severely damaging the IRGC-AF’s defensive and offensive capabilities within 72 hours. After three days, the IAF could theoretically strike about 450 sites. For heavily fortified targets with deep burial depths, requiring deeper penetration, the GB 31 (A2K) with BLU 137/B deep penetration warheads are suitable for the F-35Is and the GBU 72 (A5K) with BLU 138 deep penetration warheads can be deployed by the F-15I Ra’ams once sufficient SEAD ops are completed and closer to the borders of western Iran. Weaponeering, shuffling assets to suit allocation needs, and the overall designing of sortie package inventories, including formulating the necessary logistics, is an immensely complex challenge managed by highly trained personnel and assisted by advanced systems in what can only be likened to a dark opera of destructive power. Whatever the challenges, one thing remains certain. Israel always finds a way to defy gravity, alter realities on the ground (and in the air) and take the region by storm. As long as the IRGC-AF maintains its offensive missile capabilities it is liable to heavily target Israel’s airbases, critical military installations and civilian centers. Therefore, before Israel considers oil, nuclear, or any other strategic assets, it will need to knock the front teeth out this snake when it strikes. Israel might front-load its first strike to meet these objectives, coordinating all 3 waves in rapid succession shaped by Jericho II and III strikes tightly preceded by cyber, electronic warfare and internal sabotage operations. The IAF’s first strike will likely be designed to leave the IRGC-AF reeling and off-balance long enough for its fleet to reconstitute and launch the next set of waves. These are likely to then settle into a steady pace for at least 72 hours given the volume, geographic and strategic depth of their missile program. Below: "No one must sleep, for the stars will tremble. No one shall know my name as I vanish into the night."
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By and large, the Israel Air Force (IAF) possesses the range and capabilities necessary to neutralize the IRGC-AF’s heavily fortified offensive missile infrastructure. This needn’t rely on GB 57 MOPs or similarly massive deep penetration munitions, but can primarily be achieved through precision strikes targeting tunnel entrances and launch openings, effectively rendering these sites temporarily unusable, provided pinpoint intelligence of the target sites is both accurate and sufficiently comprehensive. Logistically, sustaining 24-hour long-range sortie operations against IRGC-AF’s missile infrastructure depends on highly-coordinated logistics and a carefully executed refueling chain. Two Boeing 707 tankers in a single wave can supply over 180,000 kilograms of fuel (with 90,000 kilograms transferable fuel capacity each). An F-35 requires approximately 8,300 kilograms for a full tank. The combat radius of the IAF’s F-35I “Adir” which shares the performance characteristics of the F-35A Lightning II, is approximately 1,075 kilometers for an operational range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. The distance from the Negev, through the Golan, Syria, and southern Iraq is roughly half this distance (about 1,200-1,400 kilometers) depending on the operation’s design). So a single refuel at the push point near the border of western Iran furnishes the F-35I with a fresh combat radius of 1,075 kilometers enabling it to strike deep into Iranian territory. Each strike package, potentially comprising 10-12 F-35Is, equipped with internal dual-weapon bays with payload capacities of 1,850 kg (4,000 lbs), and can therefore engage 10-12 targets per wave, assuming both weapons are deployed per target and depending on the complexity of the strike sites and the tactical requirements of the mission. Advanced standoff weapons like the Popeye, Rampage, or Delilah, with ranges of 400-600 kilometers, permit the IAF to strike targets up to 1,300-1,500 kilometers inside Iran without overextending its aerial refueling chain. Although air defense systems such as the Russian-made S-300, the enhanced Chinese HQ-9, and potentially domestic systems like the Bavar-373 possess ranges of 200 kilometers or more, 300 kilometers or more safe-distance for critical high-value strategic assets like the IAF’s Desert Giants refueling platforms will affect the F-35I’s strike range, as always depending on operational design. The IAF possesses heavily modified F-15 Ra’am and F-16 Sufa for combat air patrol (CAP or “Yis’ar”) and suppression of air defense (SEAD or “Chihan”) missions to protect strategic assets like its refueling chain, and to disrupt and destroy air and ground defense systems. SEAD platforms and wild weasels may comprise 10-20 fighters of each sortie package depending on targeting and operational design. Israel’s approach would require a multi-layered defense penetration strategy leveraging both kinetic and non-kinetic SEAD tactics, such as electronic warfare and cyber operations, pivotal for disrupting IRGC-AF missile guidance systems and command and control networks before and during initial air strikes. Electronic attack platforms like the AGM-88 High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missiles (HARM) that can jam or spoof Iranian radars and communication system can shape the theater, providing a safer corridor for kinetic strike packages. Advanced standoff weapons, such as the AGM-142 Have Nap “Popeye” enhanced with an imaging infrared seeker to enhance its accuracy against high-value targets, the Delilah cruise missile designed for suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD) and precision strike missions, and the Rampage, a supersonic, long-range, air-to-ground assault missile suited to overcome air defense systems with its speed and low radar cross-section and designed to strike high-value, well-protected targets with precision—all of which can be launched from significant stand-off distances. The IAF also employs state-of-the-art intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and electronic warfare (EW) platforms like the Gulfstream 550 Shavit and Nachshon aircraft, as well as locally produced Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) ISR UAVs called the Eitans. These UAVs, which can operate continuously for 36 hours and are equipped with advanced signals intelligence (SIGINT) systems, provide critical real-time intelligence during operations. Each of these strategic assets require CAPs, so each sortie package may assign elements of 2 or more F-16s or F-15s for each aerial asset: EW, ISR, UAV and refueling aircraft, for a total of 10-20 fighter jets in air patrol missions depending on design. The CAPs elements’ size and weaponeering will depend on how heavily contested the airspace, that the IAF anticipates operating in, will be. Robust protection for these strategic assets is an integral component in the design and planning of such a mission, including the IAF’s logistics chain. Operationally, with a publicly disclosed total of 7 refueling 707s in the IAF’s Desert Giants Sqn 120, it can deploy 6 tanker packages of 2 707s in order to execute three waves of airstrikes four times per day, with an estimated average of six-hour intervals between each takeoff. Roughly speaking this breaks down to 90 minutes from base to near-border push point (ferry leg), 90 minutes of combat operations time including return to egress point (on-stage leg), 90 minutes RTB (return to base) including refueling assets en route, and 90 minutes refuel, maintain and rearm for the entire sortie package (reconstitution phase) at base. This equates to twelve strike packages delivered approximately every 2 hours around the clock for a virtually continuous presence at the push point, covering Imam Ali, Arak, Kermanshah, Isfahan and many other critical sites within Iranian territory. The F-15I Ra’am is highly modular in its fuel design possessing a combat radius of approximately 1,600 kilometers, and a much greater ferry range which can be extended through a menu of external and detachable fuel tanks, making it one of the most versatile long-range platforms in the IAF’s aviation fleet. Given its primary assignments in CAP and SEAD operations it can theoretically conduct the entire mission without any refueling or only partial refueling. Likewise the IAF’s heavily modified F-16I Sufa is equipped with conformal fuel tanks that can extend its range, increasing its fuel capacity compared to the baseline F-16 model by up to 7,700 kilos (17,000 lbs) of external fuel, contributing to an operational range of about 3,220 km (2,000 miles). Therefore, it too adds limited burden to the IAF’s refueling logistics. Assuming 7 minute refueling time for each IAF F-35I, two tankers can refuel 10-12 F-35I strike packages in 35-40 minutes en route to push point and again en route to base from rendezvous point post-on-stage. No additional time is required for these refueling operations as they may be seamlessly integrated into the ferry and RTB legs of the mission. Altogether, the IAF can hit somewhere in the ball park of 120-130 sites a day, severely damaging the IRGC-AF’s defensive and offensive capabilities within 72 hours. After three days, the IAF could theoretically strike about 450 sites. For heavily fortified targets with deep burial depths, requiring deeper penetration, the GB 31 (A2K) with BLU 137/B deep penetration warheads are suitable for the F-35Is and the GBU 72 (A5K) with BLU 138 deep penetration warheads can be deployed by the F-15I Ra’ams once sufficient SEAD ops are completed and closer to the borders of western Iran. Weaponeering, shuffling assets to suit allocation needs, and the overall designing of sortie package inventories, including formulating the necessary logistics, is an immensely complex challenge managed by highly trained personnel and assisted by advanced systems in what can only be likened to a dark opera of destructive power. Whatever the challenges, one thing remains certain. Israel always finds a way to defy gravity, alter realities on the ground (and in the air) and take the region by storm. As long as the IRGC-AF maintains its offensive missile capabilities it is liable to heavily target Israel’s airbases, critical military installations and civilian centers. Therefore, before Israel considers oil, nuclear, or any other strategic assets, it will need to knock the front teeth out this snake when it strikes. Israel might front-load its first strike to meet these objectives, coordinating all 3 waves in rapid succession shaped by Jericho II and III strikes tightly preceded by cyber, electronic warfare and internal sabotage operations. The IAF’s first strike will likely be designed to leave the IRGC-AF reeling and off-balance long enough for its fleet to reconstitute and launch the next set of waves. These are likely to then settle into a steady pace for at least 72 hours given the volume, geographic and strategic depth of their missile program. Below: "No one must sleep, for the stars will tremble. No one shall know my name as I vanish into the night."

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Hezbollah has been boasting how it could destroy the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) and its escorts. Lets dive into how Hezbollah Terrorists could attack a US Navy Aircraft carrier in the Med, what could happen, and the possible outcomes, assisted with Command Development Team simulation software. To understand the footage shown, let me break down some basic concepts of modern naval combat: Military ships often use a concept called "EMCON", which stands for EMission CONtrol, or "Radio silence" in laymans terms. Consider it like this: if you are with a flashlight in the night, you can spot a person say 500 Meters away by shining at him with the flashlight. You will however, be able to see that flashlight from many kilometers away, without being seen, even if it is directed at you, giving you the location of the person with the flashlight, without disclosing your presence. So ships really avoid "radio emissions", such as radar. Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) like the Ford CSG WANT Radar coverage for their own safety, but not in a way that their location can be known. This is done by Airplanes that fly in the general vicinity of the CSG, providing coverage, without compromising the CSG location. The US Navy uses the E-2 Hawkeye for this in most cases. In this case here, we are not using the E-2 Hawkeye, but the (likely in Theater anyway) E-3 Sentry from NATO. A system that is likely LESS sophisticated than the cutting edge E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes that were visible on the USS Ford pictures that surfaced recently. We do not simulate any carrier based "Combat Air Patrol" either, to test the "ship based" defenses. The composition of the Ford CSG is modeled using the actual ships listed. The CSG is moving on a nothern course at 15 knots, under full EMCON, 115 miles off the coast. The maximum range of the Russian Bastion-P coastal missle complex is about 100 miles, we have to assume that the US Navy will sail their ships outside of (possible) Hezbollah radar range. We also assume, as this is a time of very heightened alert, that the US Navy has Rules of Engagement that would allow it to shoot down any Hezbollah drones or craft coming at it with apparent hostile intention. I have assumed this to be 50 miles away from the CSG in this scenario. Now lets look at the Hezbollah side. We assume to have 6 Bastion-P complexes, with 2 missles per Transport-Erector-Launcher (TEL). So if it can be figured out where the CSG is, 12 P-800 Oniks missle with speeds over Mach 2 would be able to engage the CSG. The problem however is, that you can not "shoot" at a ship without knowing its location. While this may sound very simple indeed, when the ship you are looking for does not disclose its location voluntarily, you can not go to "marinetraffic" and look for the carrier. You can also not use your airforce, if you do not really have one, like Hezbollah. You can not use Sattelites, if you have none. You can try to use drones, if you know the overall direction, or use radar. Land based Radar? Out of Range. Drones? Yes, lets fly drones to the overall direction, hoping to see the carrier. Satellites? Nope. Wait, lets ask Putin. He will probably be nice enough to us, to have a liasion tell us in real time from a russian sattelite where the CSG is. And thats what we are running with here, as drones will not reach the carrier. A russian sattelite could provide rather real time information on the CSG location, allowing manual targeting. The video will provide you with the results. A US CSG with such powerful escorts will not be fundamentally threatened by the assets of Hezbollah. It will have to defend, but will do so rather easily. At the conclusion of the Engagement, the CSG still has literally 100s of SM-2, SM-6 and ESSM Missles. Note: this is done on commercially available software, the software uses NTDS/APP6 icons, white is air radar range, yellow surface, green sonar. The white cones off the missles are their onboard active radar seeker. If you have any questions understanding any of the things displyed, please ask. Note that this is a hobby analysis with publicly available data and tools, and not military research. Thanks for reading! #usnavy #HezbollahTerrorists #hezbullah #hezbollah #israel #IsraelUnderAttack #ukraine #russia #nato Naval News SubBrief Tyler Rogoway Status-6 (War & Military News) TheIntelFrog @CovertShores Raw Combat log output, starting with Hezbollah detecting CSG via RU Proxy: 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1070 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1071 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1072 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1073 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1145.4nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1074 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1153.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1075 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1148nm 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1073 has been positively identified as: DDG 63 Carney [Arleigh Burke Flight I] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1121 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1071 has been positively identified as: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1070 has been positively identified as: CVN 78 Gerald R. Ford - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1072 has been positively identified as: DDG 61 Ramage [Arleigh Burke Flight I] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1074 has been positively identified as: DDG 80 Roosevelt [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1129 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1075 has been positively identified as: CG 60 Normandy [Ticonderoga Baseline 3, VLS] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1124 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:23 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #24 has been classified as: Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] - Determined as: Unfriendly (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: AN/SPY-1D(V) MFR [ABM Mod]] [NCTR mode] at 56.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:23 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #26 has been classified as: Shahed-161 UAV - Determined as: Unfriendly (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: AN/SPY-1D(V) MFR [ABM Mod]] [NCTR mode] at 34.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3507 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 95.2nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3508 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.4nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3509 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 95.6nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3510 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.8nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3511 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.1nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3512 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.4nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3513 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 97.1nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3514 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 98nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3515 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 97.2nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3576 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 68deg - 91nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3577 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 89.9nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3578 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 90.7nm 13/10/2023 12:48:13 - Side 'Hezbollah' is now considered HOSTILE to USA 13/10/2023 12:48:13 - [USA] Contact: Shahed-161 UAV #26 has been manually marked as hostile! 13/10/2023 12:48:20 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #22 has been manually marked as hostile! 13/10/2023 12:48:55 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1238 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 266deg - 10nm 13/10/2023 12:48:59 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1243 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 266deg - 8.6nm 13/10/2023 12:49:00 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1245 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 234deg - 13.3nm 13/10/2023 12:49:17 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #40 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. PH adjusted for weapon speed: 36% (pure-aerodynamic attitude control). Intercept angle is 304 deg - hit probability adjusted to 25%.Final PH: 25%. Result: 30 - MISS 13/10/2023 12:49:17 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1238 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:25 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1271 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 248deg - 13.1nm 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #41 is attacking Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 51 deg - hit probability adjusted to 65%.Final PH: 65%. Result: 12 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1271 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [USA] Contact Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] #23 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #42 is attacking Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 313 deg - hit probability adjusted to 66%.Final PH: 66%. Result: 11 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1243 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [USA] Contact Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] #24 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #43 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 65 deg - hit probability adjusted to 57%.Final PH: 57%. Result: 11 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1245 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [USA] Contact Shahed-161 UAV #25 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:54 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1301 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 258deg - 10.5nm 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #44 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. PH adjusted for weapon speed: 83% (pure-aerodynamic attitude control). Target signature modifier: -5% (Director [Active Radar Seeker] has tech-gen: Late 2010s). Intercept angle is 316 deg - hit probability adjusted to 59%.Final PH: 59%. Result: 42 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has suffered weapon damage: 89 DPs 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1301 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [USA] Contact Shahed-161 UAV #26 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:51:58 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3507 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3508 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3509 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3511 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:00 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3510 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:00 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3512 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:04 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3513 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:04 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3577 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:05 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3514 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:05 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3515 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:06 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3576 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:06 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3578 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:08 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #45 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #28 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 357 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 34 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:08 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3507 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:09 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #46 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #29 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 31 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:09 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3508 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #49 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #32 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 36 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3511 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #52 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #31 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 9 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #57 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3515 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3510 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #50 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #30 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 356 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 25 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3509 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #55 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #33 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 20 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #59 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3576 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3512 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:13 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #47 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:14 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #48 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:15 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #57 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #36 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 0 deg - hit probability adjusted to 80%.Final PH: 80%. Result: 71 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:15 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3515 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #60 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #34 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 360 deg - hit probability adjusted to 80%.Final PH: 80%. Result: 49 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #65 has no eligible alternative target to be redirected to... 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3513 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #51 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #54 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #58 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #59 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #38 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 357 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 75 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3576 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #63 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #38 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 359 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 57 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #70 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3514 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3577 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #53 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #65 has no eligible alternative target to be redirected to... 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #56 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #61 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #70 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #35 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 63 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3514 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #73 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #39 with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 88%.Final PH: 88%. Result: 34 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3578 has been lost.
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Hezbollah has been boasting how it could destroy the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) and its escorts. Lets dive into how Hezbollah Terrorists could attack a US Navy Aircraft carrier in the Med, what could happen, and the possible outcomes, assisted with Command Development Team simulation software. To understand the footage shown, let me break down some basic concepts of modern naval combat: Military ships often use a concept called "EMCON", which stands for EMission CONtrol, or "Radio silence" in laymans terms. Consider it like this: if you are with a flashlight in the night, you can spot a person say 500 Meters away by shining at him with the flashlight. You will however, be able to see that flashlight from many kilometers away, without being seen, even if it is directed at you, giving you the location of the person with the flashlight, without disclosing your presence. So ships really avoid "radio emissions", such as radar. Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) like the Ford CSG WANT Radar coverage for their own safety, but not in a way that their location can be known. This is done by Airplanes that fly in the general vicinity of the CSG, providing coverage, without compromising the CSG location. The US Navy uses the E-2 Hawkeye for this in most cases. In this case here, we are not using the E-2 Hawkeye, but the (likely in Theater anyway) E-3 Sentry from NATO. A system that is likely LESS sophisticated than the cutting edge E-2D Advanced Hawkeyes that were visible on the USS Ford pictures that surfaced recently. We do not simulate any carrier based "Combat Air Patrol" either, to test the "ship based" defenses. The composition of the Ford CSG is modeled using the actual ships listed. The CSG is moving on a nothern course at 15 knots, under full EMCON, 115 miles off the coast. The maximum range of the Russian Bastion-P coastal missle complex is about 100 miles, we have to assume that the US Navy will sail their ships outside of (possible) Hezbollah radar range. We also assume, as this is a time of very heightened alert, that the US Navy has Rules of Engagement that would allow it to shoot down any Hezbollah drones or craft coming at it with apparent hostile intention. I have assumed this to be 50 miles away from the CSG in this scenario. Now lets look at the Hezbollah side. We assume to have 6 Bastion-P complexes, with 2 missles per Transport-Erector-Launcher (TEL). So if it can be figured out where the CSG is, 12 P-800 Oniks missle with speeds over Mach 2 would be able to engage the CSG. The problem however is, that you can not "shoot" at a ship without knowing its location. While this may sound very simple indeed, when the ship you are looking for does not disclose its location voluntarily, you can not go to "marinetraffic" and look for the carrier. You can also not use your airforce, if you do not really have one, like Hezbollah. You can not use Sattelites, if you have none. You can try to use drones, if you know the overall direction, or use radar. Land based Radar? Out of Range. Drones? Yes, lets fly drones to the overall direction, hoping to see the carrier. Satellites? Nope. Wait, lets ask Putin. He will probably be nice enough to us, to have a liasion tell us in real time from a russian sattelite where the CSG is. And thats what we are running with here, as drones will not reach the carrier. A russian sattelite could provide rather real time information on the CSG location, allowing manual targeting. The video will provide you with the results. A US CSG with such powerful escorts will not be fundamentally threatened by the assets of Hezbollah. It will have to defend, but will do so rather easily. At the conclusion of the Engagement, the CSG still has literally 100s of SM-2, SM-6 and ESSM Missles. Note: this is done on commercially available software, the software uses NTDS/APP6 icons, white is air radar range, yellow surface, green sonar. The white cones off the missles are their onboard active radar seeker. If you have any questions understanding any of the things displyed, please ask. Note that this is a hobby analysis with publicly available data and tools, and not military research. Thanks for reading! #usnavy #HezbollahTerrorists #hezbullah #hezbollah #israel #IsraelUnderAttack #ukraine #russia #nato Naval News SubBrief Tyler Rogoway Status-6 (War & Military News) TheIntelFrog @CovertShores Raw Combat log output, starting with Hezbollah detecting CSG via RU Proxy: 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1070 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1071 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1072 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1149.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1073 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1145.4nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1074 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1153.3nm 13/10/2023 12:46:13 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SKUNK #1075 - Detected by Resurs P1 [Sensors: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at 177deg - 1148nm 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1073 has been positively identified as: DDG 63 Carney [Arleigh Burke Flight I] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1121 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1071 has been positively identified as: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1070 has been positively identified as: CVN 78 Gerald R. Ford - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1072 has been positively identified as: DDG 61 Ramage [Arleigh Burke Flight I] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1125 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1074 has been positively identified as: DDG 80 Roosevelt [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1129 nm) 13/10/2023 12:46:23 - [Hezbollah] Contact: SKUNK #1075 has been positively identified as: CG 60 Normandy [Ticonderoga Baseline 3, VLS] - Determined as: Hostile (ID by: Resurs P1 [Sensor: Generic Satellite Visual Camera] at Estimated 1124 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:23 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #24 has been classified as: Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] - Determined as: Unfriendly (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: AN/SPY-1D(V) MFR [ABM Mod]] [NCTR mode] at 56.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:23 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #26 has been classified as: Shahed-161 UAV - Determined as: Unfriendly (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: AN/SPY-1D(V) MFR [ABM Mod]] [NCTR mode] at 34.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3507 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 95.2nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3508 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.4nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3509 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 95.6nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3510 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.8nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3511 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.1nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3512 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 96.4nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3513 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 97.1nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3514 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 98nm 13/10/2023 12:47:52 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3515 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 70deg - 97.2nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3576 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 68deg - 91nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3577 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 89.9nm 13/10/2023 12:48:12 - [USA] New contact! Designated VAMPIRE #3578 - Detected by E-3A Sentry [Sensors: AN/APY-2 RSIP] at 69deg - 90.7nm 13/10/2023 12:48:13 - Side 'Hezbollah' is now considered HOSTILE to USA 13/10/2023 12:48:13 - [USA] Contact: Shahed-161 UAV #26 has been manually marked as hostile! 13/10/2023 12:48:20 - [USA] Contact: BOGEY #22 has been manually marked as hostile! 13/10/2023 12:48:55 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1238 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 266deg - 10nm 13/10/2023 12:48:59 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1243 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 266deg - 8.6nm 13/10/2023 12:49:00 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1245 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 234deg - 13.3nm 13/10/2023 12:49:17 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #40 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. PH adjusted for weapon speed: 36% (pure-aerodynamic attitude control). Intercept angle is 304 deg - hit probability adjusted to 25%.Final PH: 25%. Result: 30 - MISS 13/10/2023 12:49:17 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1238 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:25 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1271 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 248deg - 13.1nm 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #41 is attacking Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 51 deg - hit probability adjusted to 65%.Final PH: 65%. Result: 12 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1271 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:34 - [USA] Contact Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] #23 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #42 is attacking Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 313 deg - hit probability adjusted to 66%.Final PH: 66%. Result: 11 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1243 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [Hezbollah] Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:39 - [USA] Contact Ababil-3 UAV [Mod. Seeker 2D Copy] #24 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IB #43 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 65 deg - hit probability adjusted to 57%.Final PH: 57%. Result: 11 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has suffered weapon damage: 89.9 DPs 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1245 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:49:43 - [USA] Contact Shahed-161 UAV #25 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:49:54 - [Hezbollah] New contact! Designated SAM #1301 - Detected by Shahed-161 UAV [Sensors: Generic IRST] at 258deg - 10.5nm 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #44 is attacking Shahed-161 UAV with a base PH of 90%. PH adjusted for weapon speed: 83% (pure-aerodynamic attitude control). Target signature modifier: -5% (Director [Active Radar Seeker] has tech-gen: Late 2010s). Intercept angle is 316 deg - hit probability adjusted to 59%.Final PH: 59%. Result: 42 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has suffered weapon damage: 89 DPs 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Hezbollah :Contact SAM #1301 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [Hezbollah] Shahed-161 UAV has been destroyed! 13/10/2023 12:50:10 - [USA] Contact Shahed-161 UAV #26 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:51:58 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3507 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3508 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3509 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:51:59 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3511 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:00 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3510 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:00 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3512 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:04 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3513 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:04 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3577 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:05 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3514 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:05 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3515 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:06 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3576 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 13.9 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:06 - [USA] Contact: VAMPIRE #3578 has been type-classified as: GuidedWeapon (Classification by: DDG 116 Thomas Hudner [Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Technology Insertion] [Sensor: Mk46 Mod 1 [CCD]] at 14 nm) 13/10/2023 12:52:08 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #45 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #28 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 357 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 34 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:08 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3507 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:09 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #46 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #29 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 31 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:09 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3508 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #49 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #32 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 36 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3511 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #52 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #31 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 9 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #57 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3515 13/10/2023 12:52:11 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3510 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #50 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #30 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 356 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 25 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3509 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #55 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #33 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 20 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #59 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3576 13/10/2023 12:52:12 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3512 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:13 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #47 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:14 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #48 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:15 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #57 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #36 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 0 deg - hit probability adjusted to 80%.Final PH: 80%. Result: 71 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:15 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3515 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #60 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #34 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 360 deg - hit probability adjusted to 80%.Final PH: 80%. Result: 49 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #65 has no eligible alternative target to be redirected to... 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3513 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #51 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #54 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #58 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #59 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #38 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 357 deg - hit probability adjusted to 78%.Final PH: 78%. Result: 75 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3576 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #63 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #38 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 359 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 57 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #70 has been redirected to new target: GuidedWeapon #3514 13/10/2023 12:52:16 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3577 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #53 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #65 has no eligible alternative target to be redirected to... 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #56 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:17 - [USA] Weapon: RIM-162D ESSM #61 is running blind for more than 5 sec... self-destructing. 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - Weapon: RIM-162A ESSM #70 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #35 with a base PH of 90%. Target speed modifier: -10%. Intercept angle is 358 deg - hit probability adjusted to 79%.Final PH: 79%. Result: 63 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3514 has been lost. 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - Weapon: RIM-174A ERAM SM-6 Blk IA #73 is attacking SSC-5 Stooge [P-800 Yakhont] #39 with a base PH of 90%. Intercept angle is 355 deg - hit probability adjusted to 88%.Final PH: 88%. Result: 34 - HIT 13/10/2023 12:52:18 - [USA] Contact GuidedWeapon #3578 has been lost.

C Schmitz

47,464 просмотров • 2 лет назад

The US is well advanced in preparations for a war on China. Here are 28 steps taken. Bookmark this, and please add others. 1. BATAN: The US quietly carried out a major operation last summer to deepen the harbour on the island of Batan, south of Taiwan—so that warships can use it on their way to the China coast. 2. LANDING STRIPS: A US team has compiled a list of long flat areas in Asia that can be used as aircraft runways for use in launching fighter jets to bomb China. 3. PRACTICE RUNS: US troops held exercises specifically preparing for an invasion of China last year with armies from Japan, Australia, and Indonesia. 4. TAIWAN TRAINING: The US military landed troops in Taiwan secretly to train soldiers---and they are now learning how to attack amphibious vehicles. 5. TROOPS IN PLACE. More than 100,000 US troops have already been assigned to what the US calls the "Pacific Theatre". 6. SHIFTING SUBS: The US has told Australia that its subs may not be delivered in time (or ever) because all attack subs will be needed close to China. 7. FLOATING ARMS DEPOTS: The US admits it has placed vast amounts of ready-to-grab weapons in places such as Taiwan. 8. DIVISION OF LABOR: Europe has already been told to replace all US troops and weapons in their own parts of the world with local equivalents, so that US troops and hardware can head to China. 9. FIRST WAVE: The first wave of fighters will be Taiwanese using the "proxy war" model to keep actual Americans at a safe distance, as specified in US strategy books. 10. DISINFORMATION: The Pentagon has set up a division called Perception Management to tell the public that China is an expansionist military power, not the USA. Mainstream media is hiding the fact that Taiwan is legally part of China and instead reporting that China "claims" Taiwan. 11. CONFLICT CREATION: The Philippines under new pro-Washington leader President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been working hard already for months to create conflicts in the seas. (Video includes specialist analysis of a ship-to-ship dispute.) 12. NINE BASES: Large sums of money have been paid in the Philippines so that it now hosts NINE China-facing bases. 13. OKINAWA: The US has quietly abandoned its 12-yr-old plan to reduce the number of troops in Okinawa. 14. CAMP SCHWAB: Nearby, a landfill bigger than the entire Pentagon will house US helicopters and Osprey rotating-rotor airplanes for use in attacking China. 15. PNG PROBLEMS: The US flew in to PNG to buy the use of three airports, two ports and one naval base, and are renovating a military base on the island to the north. 16. COMMS JAM: Electronic magnetic pulse weapons will be employed to jam communications in China. 17. VANISHING GPS: The US will weaponize the GPS system to force the Chinese to use their much younger homemade system. 18. BANKING ON TROUBLE: The world's main money transfer system, called SWIFT, will be instructed to allow no money into or out of China. 19. DOORSTEP DELIVERY: Standing by in the Pacific right now are special ships [image supplied] which beach themselves on enemy land to discharge 900 tons of attack forces. 20. DANGER FROM THE SKIES: Army paratroopers have recently been training in Hawaii for a mission that would see them ready to land in rural areas outside Chinese cities. 21. STAR WARS: The Pentagon has a special division working specifically on how to attack China from space. 22. SEAPATHS BLOCKED: The US plans a blockade of everything that could go in and out of China by sea by using what they call The First Island Chain and The Second Island Chain—basically friends that Washington has bought and paid for. 23. LAWFARE: Acts will be passed in the US demanding that the whole world boycotts China, exactly as the US did with Russia three years ago. 24. BLACK OPS: The US has been quietly penetrating parts of China with trained troublemakers, as they did in Hong Kong. These people will trigger street battles which the western media will portray as "pro-democracy" protests. CIA and US army intelligence groups will conduct "black ops" inside China in a bid to create chaos. 25. DRONES: The US has a long record of successfully using killer drones. The new generation ones, still under wraps, have AI built in so they can kill people without human help. 26. AIRSTRIKES: The US is currently letting its F-35 pilots practice dropping "bunker buster" bombs on Yemen—these bombs can go through 20 feet of solid rock to kill people hiding in shelters—and are preparing to target China. 27. CASH THEFT: Political leaders in the US and the UK and European nations have already said that they consider themselves entitled to freeze, take, and spend the assets of countries they judge to have behaved aggressively. 28. TECH BROS: The Pentagon has a division that monitors all major tech companies to pull them as needed into the war effort—and they won't be given a choice. .
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The US is well advanced in preparations for a war on China. Here are 28 steps taken. Bookmark this, and please add others. 1. BATAN: The US quietly carried out a major operation last summer to deepen the harbour on the island of Batan, south of Taiwan—so that warships can use it on their way to the China coast. 2. LANDING STRIPS: A US team has compiled a list of long flat areas in Asia that can be used as aircraft runways for use in launching fighter jets to bomb China. 3. PRACTICE RUNS: US troops held exercises specifically preparing for an invasion of China last year with armies from Japan, Australia, and Indonesia. 4. TAIWAN TRAINING: The US military landed troops in Taiwan secretly to train soldiers---and they are now learning how to attack amphibious vehicles. 5. TROOPS IN PLACE. More than 100,000 US troops have already been assigned to what the US calls the "Pacific Theatre". 6. SHIFTING SUBS: The US has told Australia that its subs may not be delivered in time (or ever) because all attack subs will be needed close to China. 7. FLOATING ARMS DEPOTS: The US admits it has placed vast amounts of ready-to-grab weapons in places such as Taiwan. 8. DIVISION OF LABOR: Europe has already been told to replace all US troops and weapons in their own parts of the world with local equivalents, so that US troops and hardware can head to China. 9. FIRST WAVE: The first wave of fighters will be Taiwanese using the "proxy war" model to keep actual Americans at a safe distance, as specified in US strategy books. 10. DISINFORMATION: The Pentagon has set up a division called Perception Management to tell the public that China is an expansionist military power, not the USA. Mainstream media is hiding the fact that Taiwan is legally part of China and instead reporting that China "claims" Taiwan. 11. CONFLICT CREATION: The Philippines under new pro-Washington leader President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been working hard already for months to create conflicts in the seas. (Video includes specialist analysis of a ship-to-ship dispute.) 12. NINE BASES: Large sums of money have been paid in the Philippines so that it now hosts NINE China-facing bases. 13. OKINAWA: The US has quietly abandoned its 12-yr-old plan to reduce the number of troops in Okinawa. 14. CAMP SCHWAB: Nearby, a landfill bigger than the entire Pentagon will house US helicopters and Osprey rotating-rotor airplanes for use in attacking China. 15. PNG PROBLEMS: The US flew in to PNG to buy the use of three airports, two ports and one naval base, and are renovating a military base on the island to the north. 16. COMMS JAM: Electronic magnetic pulse weapons will be employed to jam communications in China. 17. VANISHING GPS: The US will weaponize the GPS system to force the Chinese to use their much younger homemade system. 18. BANKING ON TROUBLE: The world's main money transfer system, called SWIFT, will be instructed to allow no money into or out of China. 19. DOORSTEP DELIVERY: Standing by in the Pacific right now are special ships [image supplied] which beach themselves on enemy land to discharge 900 tons of attack forces. 20. DANGER FROM THE SKIES: Army paratroopers have recently been training in Hawaii for a mission that would see them ready to land in rural areas outside Chinese cities. 21. STAR WARS: The Pentagon has a special division working specifically on how to attack China from space. 22. SEAPATHS BLOCKED: The US plans a blockade of everything that could go in and out of China by sea by using what they call The First Island Chain and The Second Island Chain—basically friends that Washington has bought and paid for. 23. LAWFARE: Acts will be passed in the US demanding that the whole world boycotts China, exactly as the US did with Russia three years ago. 24. BLACK OPS: The US has been quietly penetrating parts of China with trained troublemakers, as they did in Hong Kong. These people will trigger street battles which the western media will portray as "pro-democracy" protests. CIA and US army intelligence groups will conduct "black ops" inside China in a bid to create chaos. 25. DRONES: The US has a long record of successfully using killer drones. The new generation ones, still under wraps, have AI built in so they can kill people without human help. 26. AIRSTRIKES: The US is currently letting its F-35 pilots practice dropping "bunker buster" bombs on Yemen—these bombs can go through 20 feet of solid rock to kill people hiding in shelters—and are preparing to target China. 27. CASH THEFT: Political leaders in the US and the UK and European nations have already said that they consider themselves entitled to freeze, take, and spend the assets of countries they judge to have behaved aggressively. 28. TECH BROS: The Pentagon has a division that monitors all major tech companies to pull them as needed into the war effort—and they won't be given a choice. .

Nury Vittachi

715,443 просмотров • 1 год назад