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Monarch Missile Master Lathe with a 67" swing and 156" between centers Built to machine missile casings Incredible. Coulda been yours on Long Island (and then you could have paid the riggers in NY 120k to move it)

MORE: A source speaking to Clash Report says three Kuwaiti Eurofighter jets were destroyed, while two Italian Eurofighters were damaged but remain repairable.

You know what would make the Strait of Hormuz merely a totally irrelevant stretch of seawater between rock and sand? 10,000 nuclear reactors.

Pakistan military spokesperson: "Afghanistan is not a graveyard of empires it is actually a playground of empires"

It looks like they are abandoning the Green Zone.

Type of damage indicates that 🇺🇲-🇮🇱 sensor network has problems distinguishing between harmless spent booster stages and actual re-entry vehicles with the payload Seems like a upper-tier hit-to-kill interceptor was wasted on this one ➡️ Were no high-res AN/TPY-2 radars around?

Based on the footage we've seen so far, Islamic Resistance in Iraq's FPV drone operators are like 2 year olds in comparison to the skill level of Russian and Ukrainian drone pilots. And yet they've systematically destroyed the defenses of the largest and best protected US embassy in the world in the span of three days. A small preview of the future.

FUN FACT—helium cools the superconducting magnets in more than 14,000 MRI machines used in hospitals worldwide. We lost the largest helium extraction plant in the world in Qatar. US reserves running low. Helium cannot be produced de novo. Any helium escape is permanent.

While everyone is focusing on the supply side of energy, here is what nobody is discussing (yet): demand is falling off a cliff, as either prices are too high, or there simply aren't any physical inputs. First in Asia: With over half of Japan's naphtha imported, petrochemical producers are trimming output: - Mitsubishi Chemical and Mitsui Chemicals have reduced ethylene runs -Sumitomo Chemical may delay restarting Keiyo Ethylene and expects reduced rates even after restart. South Korea is also seeing pressure build across the sector. - YNCC, one of the region’s largest ethylene producers, has declared force majeure and is running its cracker at significantly reduced rates. - Both Lotte Chemical and LG Chem have warned customers that they may follow, and the government has temporarily designated naphtha an “economic security item” to manage dwindling stocks. In China, Sinopec has cut March refinery runs by about 10% to conserve crude stocks. - A Shell–CNOOC joint venture has shut its Huizhou ethylene cracker and told customers that polyethylene shipments are suspended indefinitely effective March 5 - Wanhua Chemical has declared force majeure for Middle Eastern customers amid severe LPG feedstock disruptions. In Indonesia, Chandra Asri is operating at reduced rates and has declared force majeure following a sudden halt in feedstock arrivals. In Taiwan, Formosa Plastics Group’s Taiwan Petrochemical declared force majeure on March 10 and indicated that, if shortages worsen, volumes will be allocated based on actual availability. India suspended shipments of LPG to commercial operators to prioritize supplies for households, leading to worries from hotels and restaurants that they may be forced to close.

Did any of you actually bother watching the conference? Specifically the part where he answers questions from journalists? This has crossed over into mass hysteria at this point.

⚡️BREAKING: Planefag found dead against outer fence of Eglin AFB in apparent suicide