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@noclador @Keir_Starmer You know the tories have been in power the majority of the last 44 year

Under @Keir_Starmer the British Armed Forces consist of: • British Army (no deployable division) • Royal Navy (2-3 operational vessels) • Royal Air Force (3 fighter bases) • Royal Bollocks Force (7 divisions of hot air, 6 wings of braggadocio, 8 squadrons of empty promises)

@AuroraIntel He’s a twitter grifter trying to make a living off of nonsense and other people’s posts

An airbridge will exist pre, during and post any form of war. You got everything there, you have to get what’s left, back. You can’t use an air bridge as a defining factor

@EuromaidanPress Sadly it’s more likely to prevent desertions from Mobilised units. Ukrainian training for drone warfare is basically - here’s a moving target. Shoot it a few times. Training in Ukraine is still rushed and lacks quality. The need for troops on the frontline is an issue

Ukraine stopped sending troops abroad for training. The reason? Western militaries are now the ones who need to learn, said ex-commander Dykyi After 12 years of war, Kyiv suspended overseas training and is inviting allies to come learn in Ukraine euromaidanpress.com/2026/03/23/tra…

@Gerashchenko_en @igorsushko It will take 50 years for Russia population to recover from the losses… if it can recover. Birth rates are down. Death rates are up. They have no modern troops, what you see in Ukraine is mobiks fighting mobiks. Conscripted men with a few weeks training.

European Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius: Europe has no combat experience, Ukraine does. "If the Americans were to withdraw from Europe today, we wouldn't collapse immediately - we do have our own capabilities. But we should, for example, learn from Ukraine. If we were to face Russian aggression in 2029 or 2030, we would be up against a battle-hardened army that is stronger than it was in 2022 and capable of deploying millions of drones. Seven million, if Ukrainian intelligence is to be believed. But we have no combat experience with this. Ukraine does, both industrially and on the battlefield. We should make some decisions soon," @KubiliusA said in an interview with Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper.

@8amBanza @secretsqrl123 @MalcolmNance Even in world war 2 the deployments were about 2-3 months, with some early/ later war deployments lasting 6 months to support specific campaigns . 11 months at sea is a long time for thousands of sailors who have not seen families, children, loved ones, friends etc

@secretsqrl123 @MalcolmNance These ships seem way too fragile If regular use requires this much maintenance and repair I can’t imagine it surviving if we had an actual conflict A laundry fire causing it to retreat completely? Seems like a single missile impact would take it out of service completely

The fire on the USS Ford did do a number on it, but the 14-month number was already going to happen. It's been overworked and overdeployed, and they have been putting off major work for years.

@Inventingfanneh @FTusa284 The majority of Ukraines professional army is sadly dead. What you have is mobilised men with 6 week training at a max who rely on the support of drone systems to keep them alive: Sadly the NATO style warfare of movement is impossible to instil when the war doesn’t pause.

@FTusa284 It's only the Ukrainians who have an actual capable fighting force at this point, the rest are just untested numbers.

Who still believes that the UK is Europe's leading military power? Who? Really..?

@WarMonitor3 You need to stop spamming trump nonsense. Unfollowed now.

"The situation in Minnesota reminds us the West cannot mass import foreign cultures which has failed to ever build a successful society of their own."-Trump

@EuromaidanPress The fact they can track the su-57 is hilarious. All those rivets and Philips screw didn’t work for its stealth 😂

Russia deployed Su-57s over Ukraine to score kills and boost exports, but Ukrainian pilots "knew their task" The planes weren't sold, no marketing effect was achieved," a Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot revealed after failed Russia's Donetsk mission euromaidanpress.com/2026/01/19/qui…

@Telly102P @BrennpunktUA @Keir_Starmer Bot a bot bot

@BrennpunktUA @Keir_Starmer He cant win. He will be swept away by an unstoppable wave . His time is running out. No one can stop what is coming! We are currently experiencing the greatest change in a long time. It is not only Starmer, the traitor, who is affected.

ELON MUSK: „Alle Briten 🇬🇧 müssen für ihre Zukunft kämpfen. Wenn das nicht passiert, gibt es keine Zukunft. Ihr müsst kämpfen.“ @Keir_Starmer, you can’t win that battle. Threatening to ban X makes you look incredibly weak, and Ukraine 🇺🇦 pay the price.

@visegrad24 Deliberate trigger for the AI racist bots to come and post.

Hillbrow used to be one of the richest areas of Johannesburg in the 1980s. This is how it looks like today 🇿🇦

I have nearly two decades in the U.S. Army and three and a half years as a volunteer combat advisor in Ukraine. I hear directly from Ukrainian instructors and front-line soldiers the same stories: Russian units going into assaults with only one magazine, missing helmets and body armor, vehicles abandoned without drivers, and soldiers who simply refuse to fight. These firsthand accounts prove that the Russian army is not just under pressure; it is collapsing from the inside. The Russian land forces are breaking down completely. Mass shootings inside barracks, troops looting their own dead for gear, and the use of World War II era ammunition all reveal a force in total disarray. When an army cannot equip, feed, or command its men, it has already lost. The Russian noncommissioned officer corps barely exists, and junior officers are inexperienced and poorly trained. Without that leadership core, units lose organization, discipline, and morale. Logistics are a nightmare, with vehicles out of service, ammunition stockpiles running low, and medical and communication equipment in short supply. Even elite formations are now a shadow of what they once were, forced to rely on untrained conscripts and prison recruits just to fill the ranks. After nearly two years of devastating losses, Russia’s manpower crisis is impossible to ignore. Recruits are unmotivated, poorly equipped, and sent into battle with little preparation, while the few remaining professionals are exhausted and demoralized. What remains of the Russian army is running on borrowed time, stretched thin and held together only by fear and propaganda. Ukraine, on the other hand, continues to adapt, innovate, and fight with purpose. The contrast could not be clearer. Russia’s army is dying from within, and Ukraine’s strength, unity, and determination will carry it through to victory. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

@sue_meet @LangmanVince It’s a strain test. The men are just leaning back to let then woman train

@LangmanVince Thai men's national team meets their match in tug of war against the Taiwan women's national team

How great is this! 👏

SitRep - 12/10/25 - Ukrainian advances in Zaporizhzia and Zelensky spoke to Trump An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The AFU cleared villages in Zaporizhzia region and Zelensky spoke to Trump about AD and Tomahawks.. REPOSt=appreciated 1/X

@Patelindianlion @visegrad24 Fuck off fake spam account

@visegrad24 Khan londnistan 100 Sharia courts

The 12th annual Muslim Charity Run, organized by the East London Mosque in Tower Hamlets, has restricted its 5K race to men, boys & girls under 12 to uphold religious modesty East London Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Europe and claims it doesn’t support fundamentalism

@hall_mghall @TheMaineWonk Tell me your dumb without telling me your dumb.

Is that always true? In 1992, when the Wall fell in Germany, NATO promised Pres Gorbachev it would not move one inch closer to Russia's boarders. NATO moved 15 Nations closer. The Redline, was Ukraine because of the ports in Crimea. Those are the only warm-water ports Russia has access to by road. In 2009, Russia "annexed" that road and territories, but then worked out a Pact with Ukraine, and hostilities ended. NATO then sent in Boris Johnson to convince Ukraine to tear up the pact, and that's when Russia invaded. Russia was never going to let NATO take those ports from them.

If anyone in America needs reminding: NATO are the good guys. Russia are the bad guys. That is all.

@nexta_tv Walking dead

Let’s come up with a caption for the photo!😅

@HeliosRunner @blyskavka_ua Backbone or a spine government would not agree to demands.. but they need a backbone first

@blyskavka_ua of course they simply wanted to have no witness to their manipulations.

⚡️Kellogg wanted to go to Alaska, but he was not allowed because of the Russian Federation's position, — CNN. According to the publication, the Russians consider special envoy Keith Kellogg a supporter of Ukraine. The Kremlin feared that his presence would make the summit with Putin "counterproductive."

@muddbear2012 @joejusticewv @JamesGunn Have you tried driving a truck -40mph over snow and ice and mountains? He would be flying too low and you would also, you would have to mess with the frame rate so it becomes a janky sped up scene.

@joejusticewv @JamesGunn Can anyone tell me why filmmakers don’t have these rigs on top of a truck and film in the real location, just have the performer on top of the truck going like 40mph, you get real wind, lighting and it’s probably more immersive for the actor.

On the stage at Trilith shooting the barrel roll through the mountains. All the plates were shot previously in Svalbard. 7.26.24

@PolymarketIntel Bastards

A Russian missile attack hit the entrance of Lukianivska metro station in Kyiv, but the underground station itself wasn't directly affected and people sheltering there were safe.

@markito0171 I’m a dinner jacket got taken out … to dinner?

-unconfirmed- Former President Ahmadinejad along with his wife and two sons were assassinated by masked gunmen in central #Tehran earlier today