War with Russia

[AreOut]

Budflicker said:

That sounds like a fun day out for the SAS/SBS boys.

yeah sure they could airdrop them...from the stealth transport plane that wouldn't be detected

or you think they could infiltrate masked as russian soldiers RL is not the movie though

[Budflicker]

AreOut said:

yeah sure they could airdrop them...from the stealth transport plane that wouldn't be detected

or you think they could infiltrate masked as russian soldiers RL is not the movie though

Whhooossshhhhhhh



Sorry, i really should have added an emoji.

That was very a tongue in cheek nice day out.

[matsoc]

hidetheelephants said:

matsoc said:

Most of them seem to not like Putin but at the same time they think it did better than his predecessors.

Discounting the mini-me Medvedev episode, given his predecessor was boozy Boris Yeltsin that's not a difficult target.

Yes, yet to find a Russian saying that the Yeltsin did something good for their country in his 8 years.

[Sylvaforever]

Rogue86 said:

AreOut said:

there is no other one unless USA has a secret weapon to surprise them

Without getting too much into it - there are tactics employed by both the USAF and RAF that counter the Russian AA defence network using current equipment.

Nope. We sold all the Harriers, remember.

[BlackLabel]

The White House is considering launching an unprecedented cyber attack against Russia in retaliation for their alleged interference in the US election, intelligence officials say. Current and former officials have said that the CIA has been asked to deliver options for “clandestine” cyber operations designed to “embarrass” the Russian government.

[rallycross]

Big escalation in posturing and now proppoganda in past 7 days.

Meanwhile Putin has sent his Armada to the Med to up the ante

https://sputniknews.com/world/201610151046364660-r...

[AreOut]

BlackLabel said:

The White House is considering launching an unprecedented cyber attack against Russia in retaliation for their alleged interference in the US election, intelligence officials say. Current and former officials have said that the CIA has been asked to deliver options for “clandestine” cyber operations designed to “embarrass” the Russian government.

if something dangerous happens Russians could always tell their providers to turn off the Internet

[skyrover]

rallycross said:

Big escalation in posturing and now proppoganda in past 7 days.

Meanwhile Putin has sent his Armada to the Med to up the ante

https://sputniknews.com/world/201610151046364660-r...

I hope they brought their tugboats with them for towing back to port.

[DMN]

skyrover said:

rallycross said:

Big escalation in posturing and now proppoganda in past 7 days.

Meanwhile Putin has sent his Armada to the Med to up the ante

https://sputniknews.com/world/201610151046364660-r...

I hope they brought their tugboats with them for towing back to port.

That'll be a given. If it where to come to war all we'd need to do is destroy the tugs. In an instant their fleet wouldn't be able to leave port.

[Ayahuasca]

I see the Russian aircraft carrier is expected to sail close to UK waters in the next few days.

But it's OK because we can shadow it with our long range maritime patrol aircraft.

Oh, hold on...

[skyrover]

Hoping for some nice plane watching opportunities on the north east coast here

[FourWheelDrift]

rallycross said:

Big escalation in posturing and now proppoganda in past 7 days.

Meanwhile Putin has sent his Armada to the Med to up the ante

https://sputniknews.com/world/201610151046364660-r...

Practice against pirates? Surely they should be off Somalia, or Tortuga.

Was reported in July (updated report in October) that it was for air operations in Syria by none other than RT themselves - https://www.rt.com/news/349279-russia-aircraft-car...

Then it was delayed because they had no pilots trained on the aircraft they intended to use - http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/russias-...

[W124]

Anybody keeping an eye on Montenegro? Some 'damn fool thing in the Balkans' if ever there was one.

[AreOut]

W124 said:

Anybody keeping an eye on Montenegro? Some 'damn fool thing in the Balkans' if ever there was one.

everything as usual here without ground troops they can't do anything to us btw that fleet is obviously going to Syria anyway

[ApOrbital]

skyrover said:

Hoping for some nice plane watching opportunities on the north east coast here

Loads going on past few days raf sentinel of the coast of newcastle tracking ships and subs.

[Zod]

BlackLabel said:

The White House is considering launching an unprecedented cyber attack against Russia in retaliation for their alleged interference in the US election, intelligence officials say. Current and former officials have said that the CIA has been asked to deliver options for “clandestine” cyber operations designed to “embarrass” the Russian government.

Yes, because normal procedure is to announce publicly in advance your clandestine operations.

[Art0ir]

scherzkeks said:

IRC, they were busy trying to institute no-fly zones in a country they have no right to be in in order to protect some "moderate" jihadists they are supporting.

All nearly 3k of the 911 victims must be rolling in their graves.

Scherzkeks while it's nice to have a broad range of opinions and views on these forums, lets be real.

There is no good and bad guys. Only Russians looking out for Russia's best interests and the US doing likewise.

They both spy on eachother, they both interfere in elections, they both seed dissent, they both have strategic interests outside their own borders and they both have definitely done and will continue to do unsavory things because they think it will benefit them.

[skyrover]

ApOrbital said:

skyrover said:

Hoping for some nice plane watching opportunities on the north east coast here

Loads going on past few days raf sentinel of the coast of newcastle tracking ships and subs.

Yep... huge increase in RAF activity around Otterburn and across Northumberland this week

[hidetheelephants]

skyrover said:

ApOrbital said:

skyrover said:

Hoping for some nice plane watching opportunities on the north east coast here

Loads going on past few days raf sentinel of the coast of newcastle tracking ships and subs.

Yep... huge increase in RAF activity around Otterburn and across Northumberland this week

Isn't the Kuznetsov + fleet trundling through the north sea making a nuisance of themselves? High risk given the russian navy's propensity for breaking down at sea; it would be amusing if my ship ends up towing a knackered red frigate out of a rig's exclusion area.

[frankenstein12]

Art0ir said:

scherzkeks said:

IRC, they were busy trying to institute no-fly zones in a country they have no right to be in in order to protect some "moderate" jihadists they are supporting.

All nearly 3k of the 911 victims must be rolling in their graves.

Scherzkeks while it's nice to have a broad range of opinions and views on these forums, lets be real.

There is no good and bad guys. Only Russians looking out for Russia's best interests and the US doing likewise.

They both spy on eachother, they both interfere in elections, they both seed dissent, they both have strategic interests outside their own borders and they both have definitely done and will continue to do unsavory things because they think it will benefit them.

Very accurate. One point to note though is on balance of how bad a countries actions are the US and Europe are way ahead of Russia on the Syrian situation. There would have been much less bloodshed and misery if the US and rest of west had kept their noses out of Syria Business.