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Where . . . exactly . . . are you expecting these Russian forces to arrive "elsewhere in Eastern Europe" ?!
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bob_the_bomb
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bob_the_bomb
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There are very few problems in life that cannot be solved by the correct application of high explosive...
There are two quantities in which high explosives exist: "not enough" and "enough".
There are deranged preverts who claim that it is possible to have "too much". These are evil deviants who are attempting to sap and impurify our precious bodily fluids.
TamH70
MIA
I bet you wouldn't try FOOF, Dimethylmercury and a stable nuclear isomer of mercury as your oxidiser, fuel and something to make the two other stuffs safe(ish) to work with, as seen here:
A Tall Tail | Tor.com
Awww the tank looks so happy
Oh come on, what's the worst that could... oh, yeah, Stross does sort of point that out, doesn't he?
Loved that story - proper science and rocketry pornography.
irlsgt
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maybe ask Ukraine and Belarus
RCT(V)
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I thought the discussion was in the context of DIRECT relevance to NATO.
No matter how we might/might not, wish it . . . Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, are not (yet) the responsibility of NATO.
They’ll be on the way home then
The last thing we want is to expand right now.
Especially when you've got states that think joining NATO gives them the backing to kick off with a neighbour.
Gravelbelly
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Ahhh, the Klapötke lab at Munich, and the Kirsch group at the Bergische Universität Wuppertal, will welcome you...
Things I Won't Work With: Azidoazide Azides, More Or Less
When we last checked in with the Klapötke lab at Munich, it was to highlight their accomplishments in the field of nitrotetrazole oxides. Never forget, the biggest accomplishment in such work is not blowing out the lab windows. We're talking high-nitrogen compounds here (a specialty of Klapötke's gr
blogs.sciencemag.org
Things I Won't Work With: Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane
Let's start with the name. Quite a mouthful, isn't it? Believe me, that one's pretty chewy even for experienced organic chemists. We see lots of more complicated nomenclature, of course, but this one some features some speed bumps, that make you go back to make sure that you're reading it correctly.
blogs.sciencemag.org
irlsgt
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in an crisis the U.K. has to respond to in the future, Strike is likely to be the quickest U.K. armoured response to arrive
Yes, but when ?
RCT(V)
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There has been a "crisis", of varying degree, and different type, in all four of Russia's "near abroad", Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus (election demos), and most recently Armenia, and "the West", NATO, and specifically the UK, has given them ALL a very noticeable IGNORE !!
Are any of those nations members of NATO?
No but we have an agreement to protect the territorial integrity of the Ukraine (Kazakhstan and Belarus) under the Budapest Memorandum
Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Yes, and so does China!No but we have an agreement to protect the territorial integrity of the Ukraine (Kazakhstan and Belarus) under the Budapest Memorandum
Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances - Wikipedia
They were a bit more wishy washy about it though
irlsgt
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Were any of these?
Operations and missions: past and present
NATO is an active and leading contributor to peace and security on the international stage. It promotes democratic values and is committed to the peaceful resolution of disputes. However, if diplomatic efforts fail, it has the military capacity to undertake crisis management operations alone or...
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