Rusija vs. Ukrajina aka. "Putin - še sladkih 16 let na oblasti?"

Bauc je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:24 izjavil:

Grega3 je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:13 izjavil:

Ampak tale ukrofenziva bo šla pa res v anale. Z vsem zahodnim orožjem niso uspeli v dveh mesecih prebit obrambe ki jo je postavila država z bdpjem italije ?

Ampak tale moskovitska vojna bo pa šla v anale. Druga vojska sveta ni uspela premagati države,ki je opremljena z zahodnimi ostanki iz hladne vojne?

Kako druga vojska sveta če pa ima bdp Italije? Pač neka vukojebina od Rusije se upira NATO orožju? Kolk že imajo skupno članice NATA bdpja??

robertotrm je 10. avg 2023 ob 16:27 izjavil:

Svet se spopada z moteno oskrbo in vse višjimi cenami. Vse po zaslugi bebave politike in bizarnih norih sankcij. Levji delez zaslug za motnje in visanja cen pripada vladajoci eliti skorumpirancev v bruslju in njihovim kavbojskim pajdasem na oni strani oceana.

Si upaš tole napisati Putlerjnu, da je moten, ker je vse to povzročil? Se mi je zdelo, da ne. Praznega papirja mu ne smeš pokazati, kaj šele kaj resnega reči.
Putun je ciin agent in bo uničil rusojebino. Rubelj še držiš?

o0o0o0o0o0 je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:42 izjavil:

RNiti ni slabo za Ukrajino

V bistvu je super odlično.

Grega3 je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:27 izjavil:

Kolk že imajo skupno članice NATA bdpja??

Precej, vendar niso v vojni z rusojebino. Tako da ima to veze kot z afriko, torej praktiččno nič.

@Grega3, malo vrži v Google številke predno smešne izjave delaš. Zahod pomaga Ukrajini cirka 50 miljard letno, Ruski GDP je 1800 miljard letno, US GDP je 23000 miljard.

Skratka zahod pomaga Ukrajini v velikosti 3% Ruskega GDP oziroma v velikosti 0.2% US GDPja. In to je dovolj za približno izenačenje vojaških moči na fronti. To se lahko interpretira samo na en način, Ruska vojska ni niti blizu svetovnim big playerjem, če odšteješ nuklearno orožje niti v top 10 ni.

Predstavnik madžarske manjšine v Ukrajini. Sicer anekdota, na povezavi je cel članek iz FT z naslovom Hungarians in Ukraine turn against Viktor Orbán

https://twitter.com/ulrichspeck/status/...

Nadaljujem z bluzenjem po ukrajinskih dokumentarcih s podnapisi, tale je o imperialni ideologiji ruske federacije.

Anatomy of Ruscism | Documentary cycle «The Last War» | Episode one


Na začetku jo definira, od 28. minute o tem kako je podprta z državno religijo - pravoslavjem, od 45. minute pa še zakaj so ruski liberalci/intelektualci povsem neuporabni pri nasprotovanju.

Romunija kupuje 48 bojnih letal F-35 za 6.5 milijard dolarjev. Neverjetno.

Ukraine Neighbor Romania Readies $6.5 Billion F-35 Jet Purchase
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles...

BlaY0 je 10. avg 2023 ob 17:29 izjavil:

FireSnake je 10. avg 2023 ob 16:47 izjavil:

Ko, na drugi strani, useki na račun vojne kujejo nagnusno visoke dobičke je nekako upravičeno, se ti ne zdi?
Zakaj bi jaz fojtraj useke?

Se pravi če te prav zastopim, ti v tem konfliktu samem podpiraš Ruse zato ker, ne maraš Američanov? Ne vem če veš, ampak da se tudi tako, da ne podpiraš Rusov in hkrati ne maraš Američanov.

Koga pa podpiraš v mejnem konfliktu med Indijo in Kitajsko? In a je to mogoče povezano s tem koga od njih bolj maraš, malo manj maraš ali sploh ne maraš?

Z denarnico prisilno fojtram amere.
Ponavljam in se opravičujem, če prvič nisem dovolj razumljivo napisal.

Bo?

P.S. to, da jaz podpiram Ruse je tvoja izmišljotina.

o0o0o0o0o0 je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:42 izjavil:

Rusi so mislili, da so druga vojska sveta. 24.2.22 so spoznali, da so k od ovce. Če bi ukrajinci verjeli američanom, ko so jih opozarjali glede vojne, danes ne bi rusi imeli niti tega ozemlja, ki ga trenutno držijo. Če bi NATO takoj poslal pravo orožje ukrajini, bi bilo danes drugače. Še tistih par HIMARSov je stolklo celo goro orožja rusom.
Prišli smo iz "Kijev pade v treh dneh" do "droni rasturajo po Moskvi". Niti ni slabo za Ukrajino

O čem ti to?
Priprave na vojno so trajale od 2014.
Kdo je zgradil bunkerje v katerih danes ždijo Rusi?
Kramatorsk je zadnja obrambna linija. Če to pade (vse kaže, da ne bo, na srečo) je od tam naprej sama ravnina.
To sem pisal že več kot leto nazaj.

Še vedno me zanima kako fotraš "amere"? Kdorkoli že ti "ameri" so.
To o blaznih koristih od te vojne je bulšit ruska propaganda. Te vojne si ni želel nihče, začeli so jo pa rusi ne "ameri" ali pamarsovci.

Kot sem napisal že pred kakim letom, največja napaka zahoda je da noče ukrajine oborožiti z orožjem dolgega dometa. S katerim, bi lahko udarili po ekonomski in vojsški inrastrukturi znotraj rusije.
Nekaj kar iran brez kakih posledic dejansko počne že let po bv.

FireSnake je 10. avg 2023 ob 21:58 izjavil:

o0o0o0o0o0 je 10. avg 2023 ob 19:42 izjavil:

Rusi so mislili, da so druga vojska sveta. 24.2.22 so spoznali, da so k od ovce. Če bi ukrajinci verjeli američanom, ko so jih opozarjali glede vojne, danes ne bi rusi imeli niti tega ozemlja, ki ga trenutno držijo. Če bi NATO takoj poslal pravo orožje ukrajini, bi bilo danes drugače. Še tistih par HIMARSov je stolklo celo goro orožja rusom.
Prišli smo iz "Kijev pade v treh dneh" do "droni rasturajo po Moskvi". Niti ni slabo za Ukrajino

O čem ti to?
Priprave na vojno so trajale od 2014.
Kdo je zgradil bunkerje v katerih danes ždijo Rusi?
Kramatorsk je zadnja obrambna linija. Če to pade (vse kaže, da ne bo, na srečo) je od tam naprej sama ravnina.
To sem pisal že več kot leto nazaj.

Imaš prav. Putler je že leta 2014 začel svoje teroriste pošiljat delat pizdarije.
ZDA je par dni pred 24.2.22 opozoril ukrajino, da putler načrtuje napad. Putin je trdil, da vojne ne bo in da imajo samo vaje. Zelenski je verjel putlerju.

A bo?

FireSnake je 10. avg 2023 ob 21:49 izjavil:

BlaY0 je 10. avg 2023 ob 17:29 izjavil:

FireSnake je 10. avg 2023 ob 16:47 izjavil:

Ko, na drugi strani, useki na račun vojne kujejo nagnusno visoke dobičke je nekako upravičeno, se ti ne zdi?
Zakaj bi jaz fojtraj useke?

Se pravi če te prav zastopim, ti v tem konfliktu samem podpiraš Ruse zato ker, ne maraš Američanov? Ne vem če veš, ampak da se tudi tako, da ne podpiraš Rusov in hkrati ne maraš Američanov.

Koga pa podpiraš v mejnem konfliktu med Indijo in Kitajsko? In a je to mogoče povezano s tem koga od njih bolj maraš, malo manj maraš ali sploh ne maraš?

Z denarnico prisilno fojtram amere.
Ponavljam in se opravičujem, če prvič nisem dovolj razumljivo napisal.

Bo?

P.S. to, da jaz podpiram Ruse je tvoja izmišljotina.

Kot prvo ti osnove ekonomije niso jasne.
Kot drugo, si do sedaj futral Putina, ki pobija nedolžne ljudi. Aja, pobija ljudi, ki jih kao rešuje pred zlobnimi ukrajinci

FireSnake je 10. avg 2023 ob 21:49 izjavil:

Z denarnico prisilno fojtram amere.
Ponavljam in se opravičujem, če prvič nisem dovolj razumljivo napisal.

Bo?

Oprosti, ampak ne verjamem ti na besedo. Sigurno jih v Ameriki obstaja vsaj par, ki prav tako kot ti trdijo, da futrajo Evropo. Komu je torej verjeti?

Kakšne ureditve bi si pa ti želel, seveda v realnih geopolitičnih okoliščinah?

Najbolj grozno pa je, da so rusofili prepričani, da je za vsak ruski naboj, bombo, raketo itd, kriv samo Zahod. Raketa ubije otroka in potem trdijo, da je za smrt otroka Zahod kriv, če tudi gre za rusko raketo. Za vse civilne žrtve so baje ukrajinci krivi, ker jih sami bombardirajo... Kam pa zadnjega pol leta letijo ruske bombe? Jih v zraku raznese in izpljunejo ven rože? Ne vem, tulipane? Narcise? Zvončke? Ker rusi so rekli v prvih dneh vojne, da so uničili vse vojaške cilje. Danes je za ruskiće vojaški cilj še silos z žitom, iz katerega ukrajinci očitno izdelujejo bombe.

A tukaj vemo kaj več?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/10/europe/k...

Glede na to, da hodijo fehtat v severno korejo in na kitajsko, nimajo.

MSM outlets acknowledge Russian advances.

Russia are conducting an offensive on the northern front and are rapidly advancing on the city of Kupyansk.

While Ukraine's counter-offensive fails in the south, Russia advance in the north.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/08/10/euro...

Pac-Man je 11. avg 2023 ob 07:31 izjavil:

Pac-Man je 10. avg 2023 ob 23:47 izjavil:

Zadnji komentar pred policijsko uro, uporabil sem besedno zvezo "ruski imperializem"

https://www.rtvslo.si/svet/azija-z-ocea...

Če hoče kdo spremljat, kako hitro ga bodo zjutraj zbrisali :D

Aaand it's gone :D

Brezveze. Jaz sem z mmc zaključil, ker je prorusko usmerjen dokler imajo ramusa za administratorja. Do takrat pa naj tam dušo izpuščajo rusofili. Kaj pa, če bi komentarje rusofilov prijavljali kot žaljive in neprimerne, saj naši manj sočni komentarji očitno ne gredo skozi, pa so manj žaljivi in manj lažnjivi. Saj majo knof prijavi neprimeren komentar, če se ne motim.

(pssst...sarkazem...)

CoolBits je 11. avg 2023 ob 07:36 izjavil:

While Ukraine's counter-offensive fails in the south, Russia advance in the north.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/08/10/euro...

Zakaj citiraš eno, linkaš pa drugo? Nova rusofilska taktika?

na povezavi je še kratek video, v ekipi je zgleda tudi ženska, na sredini in najbrž skrajno desno

https://twitter.com/11Knuk123/status/16...

In the beginning of the war we(Israeli volunteers🇺🇦🇮🇱) got mission to hunt down a group of russian DRG(sabotage group in Kyiv) i can tell one thing about that at the moment something that impressed me a lot was the lvl of the Ukrainian intel, it was accurate as hell.

Over the last year, the United States has launched dynamic and escalating sanctions to hurt Russian President Vladimir Putin and his allies. The moves haven't prevented Putin from waging war in Ukraine, but they have severely hurt the Russian economy. Even so, according to a forecast from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Russia's economy is set to expand by 0.3 percent in 2023, even as a country like the United Kingdom sees its GDP shrink.Does this mean sanctions haven't worked?

Russia still weathering sanctions - Russia's economy is expected to grow significantly faster this year than the IMF forecast back in April, due largely to stronger-than-expected domestic demand, and continued government spending.
The IMF now sees Russian growth this year of 1.5 percent, up by 0.8 percentage points since April.

Maxlos je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:25 izjavil:

Over the last year, the United States has launched dynamic and escalating sanctions to hurt Russian President Vladimir Putin and his allies. The moves haven't prevented Putin from waging war in Ukraine, but they have severely hurt the Russian economy. Even so, according to a forecast from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Russia's economy is set to expand by 0.3 percent in 2023, even as a country like the United Kingdom sees its GDP shrink.Does this mean sanctions haven't worked?

Russia still weathering sanctions - Russia's economy is expected to grow significantly faster this year than the IMF forecast back in April, due largely to stronger-than-expected domestic demand, and continued government spending.
The IMF now sees Russian growth this year of 1.5 percent, up by 0.8 percentage points since April.

Odličen link kolega hvala z tole.


ANALYSIS
Sanctions on Russia Are Working. Here’s Why.
The Kremlin’s ability to wage war is already constrained, but the worst is yet to come.


There have been incessant debates over the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia. Far-right and far-left politicians who traditionally channel Moscow’s views claim they are ineffective and only hurt Europeans. French extreme-right leader Marine Le Pen has called the sanctions “completely useless, except to make Europeans suffer.” In Germany, her views are echoed not only by the right-wing Alternative for Germany but also by prominent Left Party politicians, such as Sahra Wagenknecht. “The sanctions don’t hurt Russia—only us,” she said recently. For these Kremlin-friendly voices, sanctions have done virtually no harm to the Russian economy, which in their view is thriving amid sky-high energy prices. Others who don’t necessarily share Moscow’s views nevertheless argue that sanctions have been a failure because they have not stopped Russian President Vladimir Putin from escalating his attacks on Ukraine.

Russia’s War in Ukraine
Understanding the conflict one year on.

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This narrative serves the Kremlin’s interests. With winter fast approaching, Putin is betting that sanctions fatigue will soon set in. But a look at the data shows that the people claiming sanctions are ineffective are wrong: Only nine months after the first set of sanctions was imposed following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, they are already weighing on Moscow’s ability to wage war. And this is only the beginning. Sanctions on Russia are more of a marathon than a sprint, and the effectiveness of sanctions will increase over time.

The confusion around the effectiveness of sanctions stems from a lack of clarity about their goals. Western countries never intended to use sanctions to force Putin to back down and pull out of Ukraine; they know that Putin believes he is waging a war for Russia’s survival against a decadent West. Provoking regime change in Moscow is not the objective, either: Sanctions on Cuba, North Korea, and Syria show that this never works, and there is no reason to believe that Putin’s hypothetical successor would change course in Ukraine. Prompting a Venezuela-style collapse of the Russian economy is not the goal, either: This is impossible when the target is the world’s 11th-largest economy. Besides, Russia’s collapse would likely send the global economy into a recession by abruptly halting Russia’s exports of many commodities, including grain, fertilizer, energy, and metals.

What are the goals of Western sanctions on Russia, then? These have never been stated explicitly, but a closer look at sanctions packages implemented by the United States, the European Union, and their allies indicates that they have three objectives. First, Western countries are trying to send a strong signal of resolve and unity to the Kremlin. Second, sanctioning states aim to degrade Russia’s ability to wage war. Third, Western democracies are betting that sanctions will slowly asphyxiate the Russian economy and in particular the country’s energy sector. When judged on the basis of these criteria, sanctions are clearly working.

Western countries are using sanctions to send a message to the Kremlin: Europe and the United States are standing with Ukraine. From that perspective, mission accomplished. Trans-Atlantic collaboration on sanctions has proved strong over the past nine months, with only a few disagreements between Washington and European capitals. This confounded Putin’s likely expectation that the West would remain weak and divided, and there is also every chance that he was surprised by the speed and scale of these measures. It took the United States and the EU only weeks to impose sanctions on thousands of Russian individuals and companies, disconnect several Russian banks from the SWIFT system for international money transfers, and freeze half of the Russian central bank’s reserves.

Sending a diplomatic message is a good start, but the main objective of the sanctions is to degrade Russia’s ability to wage war. Here, too, the measures are working. Despite the Kremlin’s claims to the contrary, sanctions have sent the Russian economy into a deep recession. This impact is notable because sanctions have not yet targeted the country’s energy exports; in fact, Russia’s oil revenues have increased this year due to higher oil prices as a result of the war. Things would be much worse for the Kremlin if energy prices were at their historical average.

To make matters worse for Putin, Western countries have not exhausted all the options in their sanctions arsenal.

Presumably to deny the West transparency over the success of sanctions, the Kremlin has cut back on the release of economic statistics. Nonetheless, the data we have paints a bleak picture. In October, Russia’s GDP was 4.4 percent lower than during the same month in 2021. Industrial production, including oil and gas extraction, was almost 3 percent lower than in 2021. Retail trade has collapsed by nearly 10 percent year on year, highlighting the toll of high inflation. Data for the automotive sector—a bellwether for the health of the economy in Russia as in many other countries—is downright alarming: Russian car companies have slashed production by 64 percent compared with 2021 due to lack of demand and a shortage of imported components. October was not an outlier: The data has been awful in every month since April. Things are not getting better. They probably took a turn for the worse after mobilization began in late September.


Faced with such a difficult economic situation, the Kremlin knows that social stability is at stake. Putin sees public discontent as a threat to his survival—and he may be right. Yet the poor state of the economy means that Russia’s budget is firmly in the red. This is unusual for an energy exporter when commodities prices are at record-high levels. This also signals that trouble is brewing: In the coming months, Moscow will need to solve an impossible equation to finance the war in Ukraine while keeping social subsidies high enough to avoid unrest. (This will be no small feat if a second mobilization happens.) The Kremlin still has reserves, notably from its sovereign wealth fund. Without replenishment, however, these will run dry at some point. Already, the Russian government is living off reserves.

Bauc je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:32 izjavil:

Maxlos je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:25 izjavil:

Over the last year, the United States has launched dynamic and escalating sanctions to hurt Russian President Vladimir Putin and his allies. The moves haven't prevented Putin from waging war in Ukraine, but they have severely hurt the Russian economy. Even so, according to a forecast from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Russia's economy is set to expand by 0.3 percent in 2023, even as a country like the United Kingdom sees its GDP shrink.Does this mean sanctions haven't worked?

Russia still weathering sanctions - Russia's economy is expected to grow significantly faster this year than the IMF forecast back in April, due largely to stronger-than-expected domestic demand, and continued government spending.
The IMF now sees Russian growth this year of 1.5 percent, up by 0.8 percentage points since April.

Odličen link kolega hvala z tole.


ANALYSIS
Sanctions on Russia Are Working. Here’s Why.
The Kremlin’s ability to wage war is already constrained, but the worst is yet to come.


There have been incessant debates over the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia. Far-right and far-left politicians who traditionally channel Moscow’s views claim they are ineffective and only hurt Europeans. French extreme-right leader Marine Le Pen has called the sanctions “completely useless, except to make Europeans suffer.” In Germany, her views are echoed not only by the right-wing Alternative for Germany but also by prominent Left Party politicians, such as Sahra Wagenknecht. “The sanctions don’t hurt Russia—only us,” she said recently. For these Kremlin-friendly voices, sanctions have done virtually no harm to the Russian economy, which in their view is thriving amid sky-high energy prices. Others who don’t necessarily share Moscow’s views nevertheless argue that sanctions have been a failure because they have not stopped Russian President Vladimir Putin from escalating his attacks on Ukraine.

Russia’s War in Ukraine
Understanding the conflict one year on.

MORE ON THIS TOPIC

This narrative serves the Kremlin’s interests. With winter fast approaching, Putin is betting that sanctions fatigue will soon set in. But y in the red. This is unusual for an energy exporter when commodities prices are at record-high levels. This also signals that trouble is brewing: In the coming months, Moscow will need to solve an impossible equation to finance the war in Ukraine while keeping social subsidies high enough to avoid unrest. (This will be no small feat if a second mobilization happens.) The Kremlin still has reserves, notably from its sovereign wealth fund. Without replenishment, however, these will run dry at some point. Already, the Russian government is living off reserves.

Na količino vizualno avdio vsebi misliš da si uspešno izvedel propagando in zaključil s smetenjem teksta. Sem prepričan da v 7 minutah kolikor si rabil za odgovor, nisi niti uvoda prvega uvodnega intervjuja uspešno pogledal..

Lonsarg je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:30 izjavil:

Te številke se v vojnem času lahko zelo različno interpretira.

ne vem točnih cifer ampak recimo da gre takole:
- Ruski ne-vojaški del ekonomije pade za 20%
- Rusija s pomočjo rezerv in/ali tiskanja vloži dodatnih 21% GDP v vojsko

Zdaj pa lahko to interpretiraš tako da je Rusija 1% na boljšem al pa 20% na slabšem ;)

Vir : KyivPost
Russian Lancet Kamikaze Drone Production to Triple
Ukrainian news reports, citing soldiers who have recovered debris from the drones on the battlefield, have identified the inclusion of the NVIDIA Jetson TX-2 processor and the SoC Xilinx Zynq chip board within the drone’s guidance system.

Both of these high-tech components are US-made and are currently on the list of items banned by Washington for export to Russia.

Maxlos je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:43 izjavil:

Bauc je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:32 izjavil:

Maxlos je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:25 izjavil:

Over the last year, the United States has launched dynamic and escalating sanctions to hurt Russian President Vladimir Putin and his allies. The moves haven't prevented Putin from waging war in Ukraine, but they have severely hurt the Russian economy. Even so, according to a forecast from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Russia's economy is set to expand by 0.3 percent in 2023, even as a country like the United Kingdom sees its GDP shrink.Does this mean sanctions haven't worked?

Russia still weathering sanctions - Russia's economy is expected to grow significantly faster this year than the IMF forecast back in April, due largely to stronger-than-expected domestic demand, and continued government spending.
The IMF now sees Russian growth this year of 1.5 percent, up by 0.8 percentage points since April.

Odličen link kolega hvala z tole.


ANALYSIS
Sanctions on Russia Are Working. Here’s Why.
The Kremlin’s ability to wage war is already constrained, but the worst is yet to come.


There have been incessant debates over the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia. Far-right and far-left politicians who traditionally channel Moscow’s views claim they are ineffective and only hurt Europeans. French extreme-right leader Marine Le Pen has called the sanctions “completely useless, except to make Europeans suffer.” In Germany, her views are echoed not only by the right-wing Alternative for Germany but also by prominent Left Party politicians, such as Sahra Wagenknecht. “The sanctions don’t hurt Russia—only us,” she said recently. For these Kremlin-friendly voices, sanctions have done virtually no harm to the Russian economy, which in their view is thriving amid sky-high energy prices. Others who don’t necessarily share Moscow’s views nevertheless argue that sanctions have been a failure because they have not stopped Russian President Vladimir Putin from escalating his attacks on Ukraine.

Russia’s War in Ukraine
Understanding the conflict one year on.

MORE ON THIS TOPIC

This narrative serves the Kremlin’s interests. With winter fast approaching, Putin is betting that sanctions fatigue will soon set in. But y in the red. This is unusual for an energy exporter when commodities prices are at record-high levels. This also signals that trouble is brewing: In the coming months, Moscow will need to solve an impossible equation to finance the war in Ukraine while keeping social subsidies high enough to avoid unrest. (This will be no small feat if a second mobilization happens.) The Kremlin still has reserves, notably from its sovereign wealth fund. Without replenishment, however, these will run dry at some point. Already, the Russian government is living off reserves.

Na količino vizualno avdio vsebi misliš da si uspešno izvedel propagando in zaključil s smetenjem teksta. Sem prepričan da v 7 minutah kolikor si rabil za odgovor, nisi niti uvoda prvega uvodnega intervjuja uspešno pogledal..

Lonsarg je 11. avg 2023 ob 12:30 izjavil:

Te številke se v vojnem času lahko zelo različno interpretira.

ne vem točnih cifer ampak recimo da gre takole:
- Ruski ne-vojaški del ekonomije pade za 20%
- Rusija s pomočjo rezerv in/ali tiskanja vloži dodatnih 21% GDP v vojsko

Zdaj pa lahko to interpretiraš tako da je Rusija 1% na boljšem al pa 20% na slabšem ;)

Vir : KyivPost
Russian Lancet Kamikaze Drone Production to Triple
Ukrainian news reports, citing soldiers who have recovered debris from the drones on the battlefield, have identified the inclusion of the NVIDIA Jetson TX-2 processor and the SoC Xilinx Zynq chip board within the drone’s guidance system.

Both of these high-tech components are US-made and are currently on the list of items banned by Washington for export to Russia.

Seveda sem. Ti pa seveda nisi imel časa,da bi prebral odgovor. Sicer seveda nisi prebral niti tistega kar si prilepil razen naslova

Chalky je 10. avg 2023 ob 21:36 izjavil:

JUST IN - Biden asks Congress for another $24 billion for Ukraine.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1...
https://twitter.com/Phil_Lewis_/status/...

Kot kaže ameriška pomoč Ukrajini še dolgo ne bo pošla. So pa to res ogromne številke ki si jih mi sploh ne moremo predstavljati. To je skoraj 40% nemškega vojaškega proračuna v enem paketu. Američani lahko takšnem ritmu nadaljujejo še leta saj so v Afganistanu zapravljali skoraj 2x toliko vsako leto skoraj 10+ let, v naslednjih 10 letih se je poraba v Afganistanu zmanjšala na 50 milijard, zdaj ko so se umaknili iz Afganistana nadaljujejo samo da je zdaj Ukrajina v vlogi Afganistana s to razliko da tule za američane dejansko vsak dolar nekaj šteje.

Morda je še najbolj pomembno, da v glavnem gre že za proizvedeno opremo.

Morda kakšne granate 155mm in HIMARS strelivo proizvajajo za lastne zaloge, trenutne zaloge pa gredo v Ukrajino.