I wonder if it's powerful enough to attract HARM
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woww, China is genociding wild boars
This news is way too bullshit to go into the actual H-20 thread, but nevertheless it's curious enough to have a look.
Basically Indians are claiming that China is developing a plasma device for H-20 to... surprisingly not for stealth but for aerodynamic reasons. Man that brings back memories of all those plasma stealth memes from Mig 1.44 and Su-47 days.
The curious thing is why all the sudden focus from India on bombers. Recently they've been going on about , and now this. Seems like they're on bomber fever.
Basically Indians are claiming that China is developing a plasma device for H-20 to... surprisingly not for stealth but for aerodynamic reasons. Man that brings back memories of all those plasma stealth memes from Mig 1.44 and Su-47 days.
The curious thing is why all the sudden focus from India on bombers. Recently they've been going on about , and now this. Seems like they're on bomber fever.
It's not so much a claim by Indian media, so much as the Eurasian times are just directly repeating an article from SCMP and Stephen Chen who as always is doing his thing where he exaggerates and misinterprets some basic and applied research being done in China and signal boosting it to make it sound like technology that will or has been imminently applied with groundbreaking significance.
If you read an English language article about some sort of "ground breaking new military development" then chances are the original source is Stephen Chen from SCMP.
Minnie Chan's articles from SCMP of course needs no introduction.
Overall, neither of the two are helpful to the PLA watching community.
Bro to know more about Turkiye military news just ask @sequ or browse the Turkiye Military Thread for info.
I have a sneaking suspicion that straturka.com was quoting "Turkishfacts4u" on twitter. He is a known bullshitter.
So take it with a heap of salt. Sorry for posting that link. I'm trying to be more careful in the future.
I think they are slowly realising the state of their new carrier in comparison to Fujian, and now want something else to back themselves up.
Dedollarization continues... ruble-yuan trade should generate enough economic gravity to pull in Central Asia, Belarus and the Middle East.
Russia is planning to resume local bond sales after a six-month pause, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The Kremlin also reportedly wants Chinese yuan-denominated debt to help the recovery of the Russian market.
The report highlighted that ruble bonds, also referred to as OFZs, could potentially be back on the market in the second half of September. Meanwhile, the debut of yuan bonds on the Russian market won’t happen until next year, it said.
“A long-mulled plan to debut Chinese currency notes locally is being dusted off with fresh urgency as yuan trading volumes surge after sanctions shut Russia out of its traditional markets in the US and Europe,” an unnamed source told the outlet.
According to Bloomberg data, trading volumes between the Russian ruble and the Chinese currency have grown 40-fold since the start of the year.
“With hundreds of millions of dollars coming into government coffers from energy revenue each day, the government has no need to borrow now, and sales of yuan debt would serve solely as a benchmark for companies looking to tap the market,” the source was quoted as saying.
Russia’s biggest gold miner, Polyus and aluminum giant Rusal International have reportedly already started transacting in the yuan.
Russia to launch yuan bond sales – media
Ruble-renminbi trading volumes have soared amid Western sanctionsRussia is planning to resume local bond sales after a six-month pause, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The Kremlin also reportedly wants Chinese yuan-denominated debt to help the recovery of the Russian market.
The report highlighted that ruble bonds, also referred to as OFZs, could potentially be back on the market in the second half of September. Meanwhile, the debut of yuan bonds on the Russian market won’t happen until next year, it said.
“A long-mulled plan to debut Chinese currency notes locally is being dusted off with fresh urgency as yuan trading volumes surge after sanctions shut Russia out of its traditional markets in the US and Europe,” an unnamed source told the outlet.
According to Bloomberg data, trading volumes between the Russian ruble and the Chinese currency have grown 40-fold since the start of the year.
“With hundreds of millions of dollars coming into government coffers from energy revenue each day, the government has no need to borrow now, and sales of yuan debt would serve solely as a benchmark for companies looking to tap the market,” the source was quoted as saying.
Russia’s biggest gold miner, Polyus and aluminum giant Rusal International have reportedly already started transacting in the yuan.
Im still old enough to remember when Internet Explorer had 90% browser market share... the Firefox came along and slowly gained ground and at its peak had around 35% marketshare... Google paid Mozilla millions for them to package the search engine as a default in Firefox to complete with Microsoft...
Then Google wised up and decided to come out with their own browser instead, and for a time Chrome only had 1% marketshare...
Now everyone uses Chrome, Firefox is basically dead, and IE went to the graveyard, with its successor browser called Edge now using the Google Chrome engine under the hood...
I see the US dollar having at most 18 months left... if even that long. Watch that Jerome dude, he did a reverse 180 from last month, aged about 10 years, and know that the dollar is toast, its already game over for USD