... in 404, if you know what I mean. Lvov, Kiev, Chernovtsy--you name it. Geraniums, Iskanders, X-101s, Zircons. The works.
... and the American LNG vessel (used as storage) is hit.
... but creators of it are very light on history.
... but she cannot use them--they are Russian.
Spain has lost between 25 and 30% of its forest firefighting capacity by skimping on resources to rent helicopters with a greater possibility of launching water that are equivalent to the best in their class, the Kamov, Russian-made and out of the game because they are subject to European sanctions for the war in Ukraine. Only last week a first ship of this type arrived in Spain, a helicopter manufactured in the US Black Hawk, which like the Chinook models can drop 4,300 liters and which are notably more expensive than the ships contracted for three campaigns, except one, between 1,000 and 2,000 liters, which are currently working on extinguishing the serious fires of recent weeks.
I am on record, Europe should forget about Russia and anything related to her. I reiterate my position--albeit it doesn't apply to Spain--a repatriation of all Red Army servicemen cemeteries and monuments from Europe back home.
... what basic security and safety are.
Russia canceled its landmark Navy Day parade for the second year in a row, instead holding a muted event where only large posters of warships on display. Two rows of roughly 30 sailors greeted the country's leader, Vladimir Putin, as he arrived on Sunday at the Russian Navy's headquarters in St. Petersburg, where the Kremlin said he met with commanders and presented several awards to navy personnel.
But for primitives in BI who like to react only at tinsel glittering, the outward appearances, substance is of no importance--after all, with people being able to comment simultaneously on lingerie of some Hollywood starlet and military issues nothing is beyond (intellectual) reach. However, Russian Navy gets its due on Navy Day:
MOSCOW, July 28. /TASS/. Russia’s Sevmash Shipyard has floated out the latest Project Yasen-M multi-purpose nuclear-powered submarine Ulyanovsk, the Russian Defense Ministry reported. "Today, on July 28, the Sevmash Enterprise of the United Shipbuilding Corporation held a ceremony of rolling out the Project Yasen-M multi-purpose nuclear-powered submarine cruiser Ulyanovsk from its slipway. The ceremony was held under the direction of Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Fleet Admiral Alexander Moiseyev," the ministry said in a statement. The latest Project Yasen-M multi-purpose nuclear-powered submarine Ulyanovsk will operate in Russia’s Northern Fleet, the Navy chief said.
Project 885(M) Yasen-class subs is a mature class of submarines.
But butthurt and coping are hard nowadays. Harry Kazianis, an infoshyster who owns all kinds of military porn sites, and who wouldn't understand the first thing about war, concludes.
Russia’s Su-75 Checkmate has finally moved beyond years of models, patents and promotional claims, but it still has not flown. United Aircraft Corporation said in June 2026 that work had reached the construction of an experimental prototype. As of July 28, UAC had announced no rollout date, maiden flight, publicly confirmed production contract or delivery schedule. That is far behind the plan presented at the MAKS air show on July 20, 2021. Russia displayed a full-size, nonflying demonstrator and said the single-engine fighter would take off in 2023, enter serial production in 2026 and support a business plan for 300 aircraft over 15 years.
Kazianis should learn a simple thing--Russia doesn't build F-35s in a mangled embarrassing process which produced a plane which cannot accomplish any of its 6 critical tasks. Russia builds weapon systems which are designed to kill efficiently and because of that a few years of delay in order to produce state-of-the-art lethal system are not a factor--final result is. This is not to mention the fact that during this delay Russia defeated combined West and paraded its weapons and planners as an obsolete system designed to fight third rate opponents. But coping requires grasping at any insignificant and out of context fact trying to divert attention to the US being paraded as a paper tiger. But then again, real strategic (and operational) thinking and analysis as a part of the larger grand-strategic framework are non-existent in the US killed by militant humanities brainwashed credentialed amateurs from degree mills, who are incapable (and are too cowardly) to look in the face of an unfolding catastrophe they helped to bring about.
