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Jura The idiot
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now took a look at how it's going at Армия-2018 and LOL
who now is a consultant of
said today ()
Russian Navy needs at least 18 (eighteen) Project 22350 ships (it's )
which is hilarious OK the point is what will happen to Ruble once the new US sanctions come into affect (presumably today in the US)
EDIT
it's the SDF so here's the source LOL!
US imposes sanctions against Russian companies that transferred petroleum products to North Korean vessels
who now is a consultant of
said today ()
Russian Navy needs at least 18 (eighteen) Project 22350 ships (it's )
which is hilarious OK the point is what will happen to Ruble once the new US sanctions come into affect (presumably today in the US)
EDIT
it's the SDF so here's the source LOL!
US imposes sanctions against Russian companies that transferred petroleum products to North Korean vessels
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Russia’s Defense Ministry has signed a contract for the delivery of 132 T-14 tanks and T-15 infantry fighting vehicles
© Sergei Bobylev/Russian Defence Ministry Press Office/TASS
KUBINKA /Moscow Region/, August 22. /TASS/. Russia’s Defense Ministry has signed a contract with Uralvagonzavod contractor for the delivery of 132 T-14 tanks and T-15 infantry fighting vehicles based on the standardized Armata combat platform, Deputy Defense Minister Alexei Krivoruchko said on Wednesday.
"Today, a contract has been signed for 132 T-14 and T-15 vehicles. We will get the first nine this year," the defense official said.
All the deliveries are expected to be completed by 2021.
The T-14 tank based on the Armata platform was shown to the public for the first time at the Victory Day parade on Red Square on May 9, 2015. The new combat vehicle features fully digitized equipment, an unmanned turret and an isolated armored capsule for the crew.
Hyperwarp
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Looks like Contract for Su-57 has been signed. 2 in 2019 and a total of 15. 2023 onwards we might see a new batch with new engines. That's I think faster than expected.
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Looks like Contract for Su-57 has been signed. 2 in 2019 and a total of 15. 2023 onwards we might see a new batch with new engines. That's I think faster than expected.
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Jura The idiot
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... noticed (inside )
the specs of 40N6 long-range-interceptor missile for S-400/500 which sound more believable (*) than what fanbois say:
(*) personally I don't believe a single word coming out of Russia
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Yes, just like how it was supposed to be launched 2018, and 2017 before that. It is doubtful that Russia can field anything larger than a frigate in the immediate future. They haven't even finish the renovations to their existing Kirov cruisers.
On a side note, it would seem that Russia had finally dropped any notion of building the Shtorm carriers. Not that this comes as a surprise :
Russia's Krylov Research Center Unveils Light Aircraft Carrier Design:
40 thousand tons put its in the same weight class of the De Gaulle carrier. But it will have conventional engines instead of the De Gaulle's nuclear reactors. Despite the vastly more realistic goals set by this project, I am not holding my breath for it.