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  Isn't most of India's military supplied with Russian/former Soviet gear?
context: Hey Patriarch Kyrill.  This is because God hates you. >
  
  It’s ironic that Russia majorly pushed climate change denialism. Then that very climate change denied their ability to blackmail Europe with gas. >
  
  And let themselves freeze with -30° Celsius temperatures.
  This should be a "maybe god doesn't like what we're doing" moment for every priest but then again Kyrill is just another oligarch in the disguise of a man of the church. >
  
  If it’s anything like here in the US, it won’t be long before they all start claiming God has been corrupted by Satan and now they need to worship their real god, God Putin. >
  
  Imagine sitting like that in freezing weather, most probably wounded, on top of a pile of rubbish that once was your home and your life. Fuck Putin. >
  
  France ? They already promised their light tanks, with or without a consensus. And AFAIK they never said they would send other kinds of tanks. >
  
  I think they hinted handing over Leclercs to countries who pledge Leopards.
  Might be remembering wrong. >
  
  Excellent. Good on GB for having the balls to take the lead on that. >
  
  Without inciting violence,  I do hope one day Ukraine have the ability to respond, in a big way.
  Again, not inciting violence in the middle of a genocidal attack by Russia, just want Ukraine to be able to defend itself. >
  
  I mean, I'm all in for a scenario of Ukraine creating a 50-100 km buffer zone inside russia and belarus. Government continues operating and life goes on, but no military, and numerous restrictions should be in place to prevent weapon smuggling towards the border. >
  
  Give them what they need. >
  
  Russia throwing a fit now the uk have confirmed we will give tanks?
  Seems about right >
  
  Russia is trying to do maximum damage before Ukraine will get more proper weapons (like tanks, etc). >
  
  More like using ballistic missiles while Ukraine can't defend against them. Patriot and SAMPT will be able to somewhat defend against those when they are deployed >
  
  Hope those escorting ships have water cannons, because the admiral is a fire hazard. >
  
  May the people responsible see the same compassion when it's their time. Disgusting. >
  
  25 invaders move into a building in Soledar and get evicted by HIMARS or MLRS >
  
  Walk it off lads… >
  
  Why walk when you can fly? And in multiple directions at the same time too. >
  
  “I’ve got the UK prime minister on the phone.”
  “I’ll call him back.”
  “He said something about tanks?”
  “Tanks…? Oh right, the tanks!” >
  
  ”Trained” >
  
  Yes, surely you can produce a high quality military of 500k troops in 3 months.
  …it can’t be that hard.
  /s >
  
  Reminds me of the world war 2 bombing of a church/school killing around 200 children in France I think it was. Correct me if I'm wrong. There was a movie about it called the bombardment. Very sad. >
  
  Sounds like the US and Pakistan have reached an entente, after lukewarm relations during 'the global war on terror'.
  India won't be too happy about it >
  
  It makes sense, really.
  The only geopolitical issue between the US and Pakistan was Afghanistan. With that issue gone, they're both probably looking to move on.
  Meanwhile, outside of dealing with China, India and the US rarely agree on anything. >
  
  India is also an issue for Pakistan.
  US and India are closely tied wrt military defense in Asia.