Brackman
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You're right about the world war, Lock; it's not far off. And the Americans are already starting to "intimidate" everyone – I wrote about it in the election thread, explaining why the fact that they shot down a satellite from a ship is a hint that a ballistic missile could be in its place.
You've probably noticed that they are "surrounding" us with orange revolutions, various missile defense systems, bases, and so on. In short, if there is a war, things will be difficult for us.
Recently, our still-active generals proposed a plan: a war in the Kaliningrad region. Basically, we only have a brigade stationed in the Kaliningrad region, simply because there aren't enough local residents to bring it up to a division with specialists. Well, as is known, at the beginning of the conflict, it is quickly brought up to a division. The beginning of the conflict is as follows: in the Baltic Sea, various minor disagreements begin – border guards start stopping cargo and fishing vessels. Consequently, the ships begin to be escorted, submarines go out to hunt, and all of this leads to a full-scale conflict – a war, that is.
Immediately, Russian troops storm and capture Tallinn and Riga in two days, approach our Kaliningrad, and begin to defend. Well, due to the West's superiority in many parameters, our forces begin to be pushed back.
And here's the fun part: while the Americans were having fun in Europe, we quietly launch a strategic bomber from an aircraft carrier, which drops a bomb not on America, but 30-40 km east of its east coast))) A tsunami, about a hell of a lot of kilometers high (for a tsunami, of course), washes away all their coastal and near-sea cities – New York, Washington, etc... That's when peace talks begin))))
You've probably noticed that they are "surrounding" us with orange revolutions, various missile defense systems, bases, and so on. In short, if there is a war, things will be difficult for us.
Recently, our still-active generals proposed a plan: a war in the Kaliningrad region. Basically, we only have a brigade stationed in the Kaliningrad region, simply because there aren't enough local residents to bring it up to a division with specialists. Well, as is known, at the beginning of the conflict, it is quickly brought up to a division. The beginning of the conflict is as follows: in the Baltic Sea, various minor disagreements begin – border guards start stopping cargo and fishing vessels. Consequently, the ships begin to be escorted, submarines go out to hunt, and all of this leads to a full-scale conflict – a war, that is.
Immediately, Russian troops storm and capture Tallinn and Riga in two days, approach our Kaliningrad, and begin to defend. Well, due to the West's superiority in many parameters, our forces begin to be pushed back.
And here's the fun part: while the Americans were having fun in Europe, we quietly launch a strategic bomber from an aircraft carrier, which drops a bomb not on America, but 30-40 km east of its east coast))) A tsunami, about a hell of a lot of kilometers high (for a tsunami, of course), washes away all their coastal and near-sea cities – New York, Washington, etc... That's when peace talks begin))))
Хороший сон укрепляет боевой дух. Хорошая еда укрепляет боевой дух. Хорошие деньги укрепляют боевой дух. А больше всего укрепляет боевой дух - отсутствие врага.