> standing at the doorstep of their ancient capital Moscow was neither "ancient capital" nor current capital of Russia in 1812.
> usually, capturing the enemies capital equals victory and Napoleon did capture Moscow. Too bad the capital was Saint Petersburg at that time.
As my scientific advisor used to say: "Markov has nothing to lose but his chains!"
"The cake is a lie"
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Exactly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_chain_strategy
Мехмат отзывает 500 000 своих выпускников. Причина отзыва: во втором томе Фихтенгольца на странице 187 в формуле XVIII.56 отсутствует нормирующий оператор.
I wonder - when was the last time you were in Russia to speak so decisively about the country and Russians?
Hmm Military Watch Magazine places China into "TIER ONE MILITARY POWERS" list https://militarywatchmagazine.com/forceapp/countries/ Do you have any source saying that China's military is not as strong as it appears to…
Where do people from NY go to?
Where this myth about "shipping gas across Siberia is impossible" comes from? Projects like Yamal LNG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamal_LNG are already operational. On top of that Chinese gas consumers are not…
Can you please elaborate more about "in terms of civil liberties and all that stuff Russia is far behind"? Have you ever been to Russia?
I wonder, why e.g. S-400 then is so popular. Even Turkey, a NATO member purchases them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-400_missile_system#Turkey Why India has signed an agreement to produce over half a million AK-203…
Just a couple more comments/questions: "US is a lot closer to Germany than Russia" - do you think that's natural, or more due to US lobby organisations such as Atlantik-Brücke (…
Can you please elaborate more regarding "I would prefer the US as a partner compared to Russia"? Shipping liquified gas with tankers from a place several thousand kilometers away seems like less eco-friendly…
Quite right!
Koo!
> standing at the doorstep of their ancient capital Moscow was neither "ancient capital" nor current capital of Russia in 1812.
> usually, capturing the enemies capital equals victory and Napoleon did capture Moscow. Too bad the capital was Saint Petersburg at that time.
As my scientific advisor used to say: "Markov has nothing to lose but his chains!"
"The cake is a lie"
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Exactly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_chain_strategy
Мехмат отзывает 500 000 своих выпускников. Причина отзыва: во втором томе Фихтенгольца на странице 187 в формуле XVIII.56 отсутствует нормирующий оператор.
I wonder - when was the last time you were in Russia to speak so decisively about the country and Russians?
Hmm Military Watch Magazine places China into "TIER ONE MILITARY POWERS" list https://militarywatchmagazine.com/forceapp/countries/ Do you have any source saying that China's military is not as strong as it appears to…
Where do people from NY go to?
Where this myth about "shipping gas across Siberia is impossible" comes from? Projects like Yamal LNG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamal_LNG are already operational. On top of that Chinese gas consumers are not…
Can you please elaborate more about "in terms of civil liberties and all that stuff Russia is far behind"? Have you ever been to Russia?
I wonder, why e.g. S-400 then is so popular. Even Turkey, a NATO member purchases them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-400_missile_system#Turkey Why India has signed an agreement to produce over half a million AK-203…
Just a couple more comments/questions: "US is a lot closer to Germany than Russia" - do you think that's natural, or more due to US lobby organisations such as Atlantik-Brücke (…
Can you please elaborate more regarding "I would prefer the US as a partner compared to Russia"? Shipping liquified gas with tankers from a place several thousand kilometers away seems like less eco-friendly…
Quite right!
Koo!