Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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And they were nearly all Russian.
Well Russia did steal land that had been theirs for millennia.
Ukraine has never had 6,000+ field guns to destroy. The entire EU doesn't even have that many. This is what I mean about Russian lies, they are not even good, well thought out lies, they just blurt out easily disprovable crap that nations with the average IQ of a pop tart sell to their masses.
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We will see how the chinese new jets, with western engines, will comply with the market....
To built a plane is something, to support it another. Russian failed with fighter jets, I see no reason they can succeed in the more competitive commercial market.
The Chinese plane, C919, is as expensive as an Airbus A320 neo. The Superjet 100 or the MC-21 will still be multiple times cheaper.
And the Russians claim they can start producing it in HAL very quickly.
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The A320-equivalent MC-21 too will be ready in 2-3 years.
As for markets, I think if the Russians tap the Indian market alone, they will succeed. India has a massive requirement for cheap sub-100 seaters that can operate from shorter runways in small towns. NAL/HAL are working on one called RTA, with both turboprops and turbofans. There's a requirement for hundreds of such planes, it could go into thousands.
Dude, it was, Russia stole it in the late 19th century.
Amur Annexation - Wikipedia
Ring any bells as regards Minsk?
Russian invasion of Manchuria - Wikipedia
It sure as shit does not legitimately belong to Russia by any stretch of Hindustan Times' imagination.
How is a UAV a field gun?
A mortar is no field gun either.
Dude, it was, Russia stole it in the late 19th century.
Amur Annexation - Wikipedia
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Ring any bells as regards Minsk?
Russian invasion of Manchuria - Wikipedia
It sure as shit does not legitimately belong to Russia by any stretch of Hindustan Times' imagination.
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Depends on how you see things.
The Great Hun Empire.
Mongol Empire
So it all belongs to the Huns and Mongols, ie, Mongolia. Not the Russians or the Chinese.
Look, the Great Wall, the true northern border of China.
How is a UAV a field gun?
"Aircraft" is the clue. And they used the word "artillery," not field gun. Mortar is part of artillery.
Manchuria - Wikipedia
Also Mogolians are heavily related to Chinese.
Han dynasty - Wikipedia
Cao Wei - Wikipedia
Tang dynasty - Wikipedia
Liao dynasty - Wikipedia
Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing. This map also showed how the Soviets used their presence region of Manchuria to launch the Communist takeover over mainland China. China has had various presences in Manchuria before Russia even existed in any form whatsoever.
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Manchuria - Wikipedia
Also Mogolians are heavily related to Chinese.
Han dynasty - Wikipedia
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Cao Wei - Wikipedia
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Tang dynasty - Wikipedia
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Liao dynasty - Wikipedia
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Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing. This map also showed how the Soviets used their presence region of Manchuria to launch the Communist takeover over mainland China. China has had various presences in Manchuria before Russia even existed in any form whatsoever.
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If the Mongols and Chinese are related, then so are the British and Russians. So everything British belongs to Russia too, by your logic.
It hasn't had 6,000+ even if you include mortars. Or 247 helicopters. All I see is Russian artillery getting picked off every day. Like so:
That's quite a leap mate. If you historically there were dynasties that were Mongolian and Chinese that crossed both borders and included Manchuria. But no matter, there were also purely Chinese dynasties that ruled it dating back a thousand years, like Liao, Jin and Tang.
If China invaded it, Russia would have very little grounds to argue on, especially given the position it's taken in Ukraine and most of the West would likely abstain in any UN vote, because frankly they'd deserve it.
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