pardus
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There’s a lot of ammo on the grey market out there. I don’t see Belarus sticking around much longer than Poland during WW2 should WW3 breakout anyways, so they are hedging on Russia to be their savior. NK will supply them with a lot too. I’d imagine they’ll get some newer Russian made equipment in return. Iran will be wary to give them too much due to Israel, and the Russians have a lot of influence in Africa (though it may be waning some as a result of Ukraine and China being the new toy in town with money).Serious question: at what point will nations start running out of ammo to "sell" to Russia? NK's only going so deep into its reserves. China...don't see it. Belarus certainly can't possess massive stocks of viable ammo to give away AND reserve some for national defense. If Russia's industry could keep up, none of this would happen. Russia is expending more ammo than it can beg, borrow, buy, steal, or manufacture, and is still losing the war.
I think Iran is noting how well drone swarms work. Hopefully Taiwan and DoD is paying attention.I’m curious how much R&D is coming out of this war.
I think Iran is noting how well drone swarms work. Hopefully Taiwan and DoD is paying attention.
... Drone tech is so advanced, and our ability to counter it so miniscule, that high school students could destroy large conventional forces using nothing but dones. To further extrapolate that point...people want to take our AR's because those are weapons of war, but where are the calls to stop selling toy drones in the US?
Drones seem to have a great destructive potential and the prospects are terrifying. Loitering ( conventional and CBRN ) munition of all sizes. If you wanted, they could be nigh impossible to detect. Can be configured as swarms. I know that some countries, incl Germany are working on countermeasures, but it feels like they'll be lagging behind. Maybe ( hope & wish really ) that's an unfair assumption.