Surtout que le livre pue la mort
Adolf mauvais artiste , mauvais écrivain et mauvais en économie— Manakel (@i_manakel) November 25, 2024
Day: November 24, 2024
This is egregious. Canada has completely lost the plot @ezralevant https://t.co/pMiRzx46eS
— OSINT_Consoomer 🇺🇸 (@TiredSOCboi) November 25, 2024
That doesn’t pass a smell test when a batteries-included 2023 contract for Su-30MKIs, a simpler aircraft, was over $100mil/unit. Nor does it say anything about a war economy “cost is no object, how fast can we make them” surge production.
— dreadnought (@ArmorRenegadeOP) November 25, 2024
mention any other social media site that isn’t. You have developed an idealistic version of a near perfect moderated social interaction site that does not exist, except in your brain.
Better, man up and learn to ignore trolls.— Fact check OSINT (@HasbaraBuster1) November 25, 2024
I was honored to receive a Gaza solidarity journalism award from @CAIRNational on Friday. Now CAIR is under pressure to rescind the award from people who support regime change in Syria.
If people disagree with my views and journalism on the Syria war, they should present… https://t.co/91I2V1qiW3
— Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) November 25, 2024
4,700 million rubles = 45,359,182 usd so less than half the cost of an F-35. That is the issue. They expect the price to drop to 3,192 million rubles per plane by 2028. Do you see what I mean?
— Locke (@Ba_al__Zebub) November 25, 2024
Ironically, the F-35 assembly line is probably the most able to surge to meet wartime attrition of any fighter currently in production.
— dreadnought (@ArmorRenegadeOP) November 25, 2024
https://t.co/yGBMg9PgG9 pic.twitter.com/ypbdLhfvhu
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) November 25, 2024
Ukrainian Army Aviation Mi-24P Hind helicopter gunship operating from a forward airstrip in a sunflower field this summer.
Sporting angry eyes and M261 rocket pods pulled off an AH-64 Apache gunship. pic.twitter.com/V7Yej7XRq3
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) November 25, 2024