#nato membership

[shelf-days]

Бл@@ть, англичане чуть Флориду не утопили вместе со своим адмиралом🤦🏻‍♂️ и подлодкой!

Ракета видимо заржавела, матросы пьяные и не взлетело, упало и затонуло.

А вообще-то испытывали запуск ядерной ракеты🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

А мы можем как-то отобрать у них опасные штуки, которыми они не умеют управлять, судя по всему!?

Мне страхово, чёт.

«HMS Vanguard и ее экипаж доказали полную готовность управлять непрерывными морскими средствами сдерживания Великобритании, пройдя все тесты во время недавних контрольно-тестовых пусков, подтверждающих, что подводная лодка может вернуться в строй после тщательного технического обслуживания. Испытание подтвердило эффективность британских сил ядерного сдерживания, в котором мы абсолютно уверены. Во время испытания произошла аномалия. По соображениям национальной безопасности мы не можем предоставить дополнительную информацию по этому вопросу", - говорится в заявлении британского минобороны.

Ну хз, хз, аномалия. Наверное противоположенный успех? Удачная неудача? Черное — это белое?

Корочь, когда мы начнём спонсировать разоружение этих мудаков?

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Russia would not attack NATO, but F-16s will be shot down in Ukraine — Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin declared late Wednesday night that his country had no plans for any NATO country or intentions to attack Poland, the Baltic states or the Czech Republic, according to Russian media.

Putin also warned that if the West supplied Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets, they would be shot down by Russian forces. Speaking to Russian air force pilots, the president claimed that the US-led military alliance had expanded eastwards to Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, reiterating that Moscow had no plans to attack any NATO state.

We have no aggressive intentions towards these states. The idea that we will attack some other country — Poland, the Baltic States, and the Czechs are also being scared — is complete nonsense.

Responding to the question about the F-16 jets that the West had promised to send to Ukraine, Putin noted that such aircraft would not change the overall situation.

“If they supply F-16s, and they are talking about this and are apparently training pilots, this will not change the situation on the battlefield. And we will destroy the aircraft just as we destroy today tanks, armoured vehicles and other equipment, including multiple rocket launchers.”

Read more HERE

[taiwantalk]

I am intrigued by your blog, which I have just followed - I always take a glance at those who follow me, but rarely follow them.

You are much more informed than most who follow me and I wonder whether you live in Taiwan or somewhere in the west?

I am British (I have become ashamed to say, as this is no longer the Britain I grew up in) and your views on Ukraine and Russia seem similar to my own - I was particularly interested in your observations on NATO membership.

I’m, I suppose, an elderly man, that just gets some amusement creating nonsense from paperback novel covers, but it is good to read intelligent comment on your blog.

let’s say not taiwan. i’ve been fixated about ukrainian plight since 2014 and so don’t let my zealous blogs fool you.

my fixation originated from a feeling that taiwan & ukraine might share a common dilemma-an unrelenting glory seeking foreign threat, which might’ve been caused by prolific ability to imitate, to get beyond their doorsteps.

namely china & russia are attention & historically deprived from the golden age of imperialism and colonialism.

so thank you for following. i enjoyed you paperback covers. obscure but delightful mastery. and i won’t hold it against you for being british.

don’t recalled that i’ve blogged much about nato membership recently unless you dig a while back. but for a lack of better word, and also to be efficient, my observation is yes.

jokes aside, i do realize that i had reblogged another account’s take on nato membership, which, i could not do better.

i will at least say, for now, that nato membership is the russian narrative. and before nato, russia/soviet union was member of allied until russia revealed its hostile ambition was alive & well & no less than nazi germany.

on a separate matter, what profoundly is the underlying cause of birmingham insolvency?

I mean, for some reason, i just don’t buy bbc’s take on implying equal pay claims plays a major part. I frankly think it’s a similar ploy as to something like detroit dumping union pension with bailouts in 2008.

feel free ti correct me.

[helgaisverige]

[sportswearworldwide]

Finland Joins Nato, Big Blow To Putin

Finland today is the world’s largest security alliance North Atlantic Treaty Organization Joined (NATO), which is considered a big blow for Russia. The sound of this historical event was being heard since the time of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. With the handing over of the documents, the Nordic nation officially became a member of the world’s largest security alliance. Finland’s membership…

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PUTIN SAYS FINLAND SHOULD KEEP MILITARY NEUTRALITY AS FINLAND SEEKS NATO MEMBERSHIP

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Finland’s rejection of the traditional policy of military neutrality would be a mistake. He made the statement during a conversation with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto on Saturday, according to the Kremlin.The conversation came amid the plan by Finland and Sweden to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Finland President Sauli Niinistö (R),…

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[alamsyahinovation-blog]

NATO Gains Strength, Sweden Officially Becomes 32nd Member

WIO EN – NATO welcomed a new Sweden officially becomes 32nd member at NATO headquarters in Washington D.C. on March 7, 2024. Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson presented the instrument of accession ratification to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, marking a new chapter in Sweden’s security history and strengthening the Western military alliance. “This is a historic day for Sweden,”…

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NATO Secretary-General: Ukraine is a “good deal” for the US

Ukraine is a “good deal” for the United States, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

Stoltenberg, in an exclusive interview with the Washington Examiner, claimed:

Ukraine is a good deal for the United States. And most of the money the United States is providing to Ukraine is actually invested here in the US — buying American equipment which we are sending to Ukraine. So this is making us all safer, and, [making] the US defence industry stronger.

Stoltenberg arrived in the United States to discuss preparations for the next summit of NATO leaders, who will visit Washington in July to mark the 75th anniversary of the transatlantic alliance. His itinerary includes a speech at the Heritage Foundation, a long-standing conservative think tank that has become a bastion of policy proposals in recent years amid the war in Ukraine.

Read more HERE

[viljaangelica]

The decision making on the brink of no return...

First a very hasty application for NATO membership, now a new, "upgraded espionage law...

We live in a world where free speech is being actively limited all around the world. First illegaly, then incorporated in the laws. Is Sweden next? #dominotheory

And/or Italy? It's time to decide what world we want to live in...

[kp777]

Watch "This Week With George Stephanopoulos 7/9/23 | ABC Breaking News July 9, 2023" on YouTube

[4dlee]

Turkey Agrees To Support Finland And Sweden's NATO Membership

Turkey Agrees To Support Finland And Sweden’s NATO Membership

President the Republic of Finland Sauli Niinistö on 28 June 2022 Office of the President of the Republic of Finland Press release 41/2022 28 June 2022 Today in Madrid, before the beginning of the NATO Summit, we had a thorough meeting with President of Türkiye Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Prime Minister of Sweden Magdalena Andersson, facilitated by Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg. As a…