#r-360

[posthumanwanderings]

some interesting / funny bits reading this 2011 Yu Suzuki interview: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/yu-suzuki-still-wants-to-make-shenmue-3/1100-6301637

[tomorrowusa]

It is difficult to communicate the level of Ukrainians’ affection for Americans and gratitude for American support that one experiences here. They know how important our help is. They know that we’ve given them — to a far greater extent than any other nation — the tools and resources to repel a vicious invasion. Moreover, our strategy has largely worked. Ukraine defeated Russia’s initial attempt to take Kyiv. It has pushed Russia back from Kharkiv. It has retaken Kherson. It has apparently stopped the most recent Russian offensive.

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This is primarily a Ukrainian story, of course. We know from bitter experience that we can supply “allies” with billions of dollars of American weapons, only to watch them collapse in the face of a determined attack. But Ukrainian valor and resolve are breathtaking. Most Ukrainians I’ve talked to since arriving don’t say “after the war”; they say “after the victory.” But this is also an American story, and at the risk of sounding a bit corny, when I watched the air defenses we helped build intercept Russian hypersonic missiles above Kyiv, I felt proud to be an American.

Columnist David French at the New York Times who wrote this piece in Kyiv.

US assistance to Ukraine is the most positive direct US foray into international relations since the 1978 Camp David Accords.

Ukraine does not rely entirely on aid from abroad to preserve its independence. After Putin's illegal annexation of Crimea and the start of the Russia-instigated war in Donbas in 2014, Ukraine accelerated development of its own arms industry.

Recently RFE/RL did a report on Ukraine's locally developed Furia reconnaissance drones.

Perhaps the most famous homegrown Ukrainian weapons system is the R-360 Neptune missile. Last year an R-360 sank the Moskva, the flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet.

The R-360 and Furia are two of many military products developed in Ukraine.

As Russia raises the stakes with increased missile attacks, Ukraine still needs more advanced systems to repel the invaders and end the war sooner. And the war won't truly end until Russia returns to its internationally recognized borders.

[arcadesega]

[fuko19]

Once you get this you have to say 5 things you like about yourself and then send it to 10 of your favorite followers. I hope you have a nice day!

الأسئلة الي مثل كذا تحيرني والله، يمكن لأني جد ما أعرف وش أحب بنفسي؟ بس بقول ثلاثة وكثر الله خيري بعد😂

١- طبعي هادية وهالشيء أحبه مرة بنفسي.

٢-ما أعرف أعصب أبد أبد أبد لازم أضحك وأخرب على نفسيXDهالشيء حلو وشين بنفس الوقت بس حابته بنفسي.

٣- أعترف إني كسلانة ونوامة ومالي خلق دايم وإنسانة عجازة، بس من النوع الي إذا مسكت شغلة ولا شيء أنجزه صح وأتقنه؛ لأن ما أحب أسوي شغلتي تسليك وبس.

وبس والله.🙈

شكرًا لك يا جميلة ول @r-360 انبسطت والله لما وصلني منكم.🌚❤️❤️

[posthumanwanderings]

Kid in a Spin!!!! Sega R-360