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@PASQUALEFO69435 @Geiger_Capital What do you think they’re gonna do once they start getting that fresh cash from the tolls. They’re gonna bumrush towards any form of deterrence they can get, including nukes.

@Geiger_Capital Small price to pay for not letting lunatics get nukes. Let the “not our war” Ukraine war hawk surrender monkeys figure out how they’re going to get thier gas.

*TRUMP TELLS AIDES HE'S WILLING TO END WAR WITHOUT REOPENING HORMUZ: WSJ We blow up the global energy markets… and then just leave.

@tadhelm @biancoresearch Except they’re going to keep doing that, now propped up by extensive funding from the tolls they’ll enact. Good job! /s

@biancoresearch An economic disaster is better than decades old regime continuing to kill their people and reigning terror on the world. Maybe other nations will step up and fight. Maybe not.

This would be an economic disaster.

@NotWoofers Must have got their monthly allowance in 🤷‍♂️

Russians warn of an imminent Storm Shadow strike by the Ukrainian Air Force

@DeverPepijn @astraiaintel How’s it Zelensky’s fault that Russia refuses to leave Ukraine?

@astraiaintel So... the 2 factors pushing the world economy over the edge are : Iran war and..... Zelensky.

NEW President Zelensky refuses to stop hammering the Russian oil industry: "Ukraine received signals from some partners to reduce our retaliatory strikes on the Russian oil sector" "Only if Russia is ready to stop striking at Ukrainian energy, we will pause strikes on their energy infrastructure." Until then, the attacks will continue.

@NatalkaKyiv The simple answer to all his questions is that Putin and friends don’t want those drones being focused on Moscow. They’re perfectly fine with the rest of Russia burning to the ground as long as everything stays normal there.

Another Russian Z-patriot is starting to ask uncomfortable questions of his government. Pavel Kukhmirov is a Russian blogger and author who fought in Donbas in 2014–2016 to bring “Russkiy Mir” to Ukraine. This is what he writes: “It may be that there is a point in not explaining anything to one’s own country at war. There may even be some, undoubtedly important, state reason for not speaking to it at all. If so, then please accept my deepest apologies, most respected “statesmen,” but after the strike and the disabling of two ports in the Leningrad region (located on the opposite end of the country from the former Ukrainian SSR), I personally, as a citizen and taxpayer, have a number of questions which, with your permission, I will voice. 1. Why have the ports of Ust-Luga and Primorsk (which were struck once) ceased operations, while the port of Odesa (which has allegedly been under attack for several years) is functioning and, overall, seems to be doing quite well? 2. Why, on the fifth year of the war, are the government buildings in Kyiv and other administrative and symbolic objects of the Ukrainian regime still standing? 3. Why are all representatives of the Ukrainian regime without exception still alive and seemingly in good condition (especially in light of the real terror against our generals in Moscow, public figures, and pro-Russian activists in the new regions)? 4. Why, after many months of methodical and widely publicized strikes on the enemy’s energy infrastructure, does it still exist and show no obvious signs of disappearing? Where and how, in that case, were these strikes actually carried out? 5. Why is the general who received the Hero of the Russian Federation Star for the liberation of Kupyansk and reported this to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief still wearing it, still in the same rank insignia, and generally free (considering what that entire story ultimately turned out to be and how it ended)? There are many more questions. But these are the minimal and most pressing ones, for which I, as a citizen and taxpayer, would like answers. Thank you in advance for them. P.S. And in this photo are the ports of Odesa and Ust-Luga. Just don’t confuse which is which.” The text was published on the “RIA Katyusha” TG Channel

@vcdgf555 @CoffeReport @DefenceGeek Did we ever determine what the tail for the Iraq jet was?

@CoffeReport @DefenceGeek Process of elimination, though I will never say no to speeding up a process!

Lost in all this, there is a bigger debris pattern on the main apron. So, I don't think we are done counting the airframe losses for that day.

@tytanic1984 @edfischman @hissgoescobra The E-3 isn’t retiring for space-based assets, it’s retiring because the vast majority of them are over 40 years old and they simply can’t get parts anymore. They might move some of the mission-set to it but I’m highly skeptical Congress doesn’t just force the E-7 upon them.

@Jeremy9931 @edfischman @hissgoescobra Bro, it already exists, Jumpseat was just declassified and was 50 years ahead of civilian communications systems. E3 is already retiring FOR space based assets nro.gov/news-media-fea…

To be clear, the notion that the AWACS mission can be performed by satellites is a bad one. Once space is weaponized, it’ll come back to bite us. We should fund the E-7s fully and not just a couple prototypes. airandspaceforces.com/future-usaf-ne…

@sauce2157 @DrkStarNews @chrismartenson This, they’re not avoiding it out of kindness.

@DrkStarNews @chrismartenson Because they don’t want videos of the Kremlin on fire would be my guess.

In case you haven't heard, the US and NATO are saying diddly squat about Ukraine's recent targeting of Russian oil and fertilizer facilities. That means they support fuel shortages and future food shortages. I wonder why?

@edfischman @hissgoescobra It’s not a matter of vulnerability but rather, can they even do the mission being asked of them? The general consensus is that they cannot & to get to where they might, it’d be prohibitively expensive in Congress.

@hissgoescobra Question for you and I don’t know the answer: what’s going to be more vulnerable? Satellites? Or airplanes?

@RVazhaylo5189 @LostinEU @alexstubb Yep, both sides have had wayward drones stray into Europe. Launch enough drones and it’s bound to happen eventually.

@LostinEU @alexstubb With electronic warfare deviations are not just possible but almost guaranteed. Ukraine would never put one of its major allies in harms way.

This morning, drones have strayed into Finnish territory. One of the drones has been confirmed to be Ukrainian in origin. I want to emphasize that there is no military threat to Finland. Our authorities reacted to the situation immediately. I thank the authorities for their efficient action. The investigation of the incident continues. We are monitoring the situation closely. The authorities maintain readiness to react to future incidents. Finland stands ready to monitor and protect its territory.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Well, I mean, he successfully removed the mine 🤷‍♂️

Minus Russian "sapper"... 🔞💥

@Funwithphotoz @flightradar24 Drones, as usual

@flightradar24 Why?

Airspace around St. Petersburg is once again empty, with no departing flights. Incoming flights are being diverted to other airports.

@0000yyxt @AnalyticaCamil1 Of note, this aircraft was actually parked on a taxiway far away from the rest. So they did sort of try to spread em out.

@AnalyticaCamil1 "Ukraine war is revolutionizing warfare" everyday for the past 4 years >Leaves plane out in the open with no spacing but wasn't it getting replaced by the e7 tho? or is it just crucial for now since it's not fully modernized?

No, losing an aircraft is not always serious. Anyone who gives a flying fuck about losing an MQ-9 needs to get their head checked, and crashing an F-16 is only moderately embarrassing. Losing an E-3 is ‘deadly serious’ — that’s like USAF getting one of the fingers it needs to control its flying death machines chopped off.

@Last_Nice_Guy @SGTWipper1Each MPRS. It’s rare but it does exist.

@SGTWipper1Each Something isn't right with this. Does a 135 have a wing pod drogue?

This is something you don't see every day. A USAF KC-135 refueling a Russian-made Su-30.

@Thatguyintwitmo @Teoyaomiquu He tried, Congress didn’t buy it though.

@Jeremy9931 @Teoyaomiquu Didn't (DUI)Hegseth say he want to rely solely on space based surveillance assets at one time? I'm glad the sane people had a say in this.

new image from the Prince Sultan USA airbase in Saudi Arabia after Iranian strike. The airbase is 700 kilometers away from Iran This plane is a US Air Force E-3 Sentry strategic aircraft; the USA has only 16 of these. I don't understand how the USA is expecting to protect its infantry on an island or beaches of the Hormuz/Gulf if it can't protect its strategic assets located 700 hundreds kilometers away.

@KiwaSpotter It was already uncancelled, at least for the first few test airframes. I do think we’ll see them add more money going forward though.

@Thatguyintwitmo @Teoyaomiquu Poster below has the link if you’d like to know where it’s at.

@Thatguyintwitmo @Teoyaomiquu Congress told the Pentagon to fuck off and that they’re to continue the acquisition in the last NDAA. It’s happening, just not at the pace we need it.

@1959Somosomo @NOELreports I didn’t deny the E-3 hit tho?

@Jeremy9931 @NOELreports 🤣

Ukraine and the UAE advanced air defense cooperation as Ukrainian teams worked for weeks with Emirati security forces, Zelensky said. Talks focused on integrating combat-tested systems to strengthen protection of airspace and critical infrastructure. #Ukraine

@disneywetteam @bonzerbarry There’s a 0% chance we leave Saudi Arabia, Qatar, or any of the other bases in the region when this ends.

@bonzerbarry Thing is scrap that’s gonna be abandoned in place when we make a hasty exit from the region. I like how the radome is still intact and so looks like a ufo that crashed through it

I like how the Wall Street Journal said that the E-3 was “damaged”. That is half of an airplane.