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Friday, December 17, 2021

The Russians are coming - perhaps the chinese - ver 2

 Ok all, on December 10th, 7 days ago I said things might be going bad in Ukraine over Christmas

Update...


For those whom did not follow our ill advised invasion into Iraq. 

Well we tried multiple diplomatic stuff ( I know, highly technical) 

Bur essentially we provided Sadam Hussain and Iraq with no way to comply. 

And we used that as a justification to invade 


Putin, and I don't like the guy, has flipped the script.


1. Unless NATO says they won't allow Ukraine in he feel threatened

2. Unless NATO says they will withdraw rotational troops 

3. Oh and publicly he is engaging with the Chinese  with Diplomatic security agreements

If I have time I will pull some links to show you all that I am not making this up.

Says to me, the Chinese are pretty much saying if you go we go.

In cleartext if Russia goes hard and heavy into Ukraine, then China goes into Taiwan

What better time?

Internal U.S politics are bitter, 

Even democrats and republicans (purposely lowercase) could not agree on how to deal with the Russians or Chinese as agreement these days with the respective political base = either treason or no sure of the left version of the word.

So what in the hell does this have to do with a Navy Blog (ish)

The Russians have built a bunch of low cost frigates and smaller..(read this blog) whom can effectively do long range strike in most of Europe without leaving homeport.

Lets not get started on the modified kilo's that can do the same

What am I talking about

the Kaliber missile system.

See the Russians designed a weapon that looks that fits all VLS cells but can do different things.

In short when if you see the Kaliber capable Subs and Surface assets sail

Ukraine is kicking off

Ukraine doesn't likely have air defense to the southwest or the Norwest.

Thats where the russians will send weapons from the black, baltic and caspian

Black Sea, Caspian, Baltic, Med, Atlantic.

The Chinese do the same but hold pretty much most pacific assets (US) at risk


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