I think it’s the next logical step after the drone strikes. The best part is that since the Neptune is Ukrainian made there’s no restrictions on its use against Russia.
So after reading this article, it almost reads like they’ve put Storm Shadow like final targeting capabilities on it? Am I reading this correctly?
Reminder that Ukraine was the manufacturing hub of the former USSR. The reason why the USSR was even able to build a large army after WWII was because of Ukraine. Ukraine being an independent nation is in part why Russia doesn’t have the industrial capacity to replace their losses as the USSR did.
One reads all the reddit shit about politics/inflation turdoh…then the Paul Harvey moments, the uplifting posts like this
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That… will be priceless!
I think it’s the next logical step after the drone strikes. The best part is that since the Neptune is Ukrainian made there’s no restrictions on its use against Russia.
So after reading this article, it almost reads like they’ve put Storm Shadow like final targeting capabilities on it? Am I reading this correctly?
Reminder that Ukraine was the manufacturing hub of the former USSR. The reason why the USSR was even able to build a large army after WWII was because of Ukraine. Ukraine being an independent nation is in part why Russia doesn’t have the industrial capacity to replace their losses as the USSR did.
One reads all the reddit shit about politics/inflation turdoh…then the Paul Harvey moments, the uplifting posts like this
russian industry should burn this winter