/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

>>6356
Don't you mean grilled provolone and chorizo?
>>6358
That's the spice, although it seems more like the tatar spin of kebab. Good enough for the region
>The zaporozhian host's dish
On topic lol

Any updates on the Ukrainian new Kursk offensive? 
It looks to me like it got annihilated but my sources are biased.

The Trump administration has extended its timetable to end the Ukraine War from 24 hours to 100 days. Congratulations to the USA on choosing the no war President who shall stick the USA into its biggest forever war yet on his first day of office lol. 
This war is so much screwing around, relative to each side calling the other a kind of The Ultimate Evil of Ultimate Destiny, that I am partly open to a nuclear exchange not ending the world like everyone thinks it would. I can imagine it now...

<Trump: I just nuked 50,000 Russian soldiers.
>Putin: How dare you. But at least you didn't hit Russia. That's when I get serious! Now I nuke 50,000 Ukrainian soldiers.
<How dare you nuke 50,000 unarmed Ukrainian women and children. But at least you didn't hit NATO peacekeepers. That's when I get serious!
<But I must still avenge those 500,000 innocent Ukrainians you nuked in your attack that killed 5,000,000 unborn Ukrainians.
>But I have hundreds of Oreshniks!
<And I have millions of idiots.

And then the world keeps turning. Worst part is we wouldn't get a Slav version of anime rising from the radioactive ashes.

>>6364
Seems to be the same as everywhere: Russians are pushing forward, but the progress is fast only compared to the Alpine front of ww1.

>>6365
>Congratulations to the USA on choosing the no war President who shall stick the USA into its biggest forever war yet on his first day of office lol
So far we've got a tentative on invading Greenland, a tentative on invading Panama (again) trying to send "peacekeepers" into Mexico despite the drugs being pushed by the DEA and building new actual hardcore bases on Syria. 
In response we've got the E.U. telling the U.S. of a hypothetical embargo, Panama saying it will defend itself which also made Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and partly Brazil into making war game plans on paper which also is leading to them getting in the same channel since decades, at least until Maduro got sworn in. Mexico crossed China recently but the peacekeeper thing is now making Russia try to make moves there with both the jew and lebanese elites flirting with ruskie ambassadors. And Syria is getting partitioned and everyone is hating each other, only Iran loses but now they will be even more radicalized.
It's all retarded and we are not speaking about the new taxes in the NAFTA yet, might as well tell Canada to go full chicom and Mexico to embrace the russian and iranian exports.

>>6204 (cont.)

It'll likely be the airport and the airline playing hot potato with responsibility. As has been pointed out in this thread, this accident was exacerbated by both the pilot's decisions and the runway design.

Turks are saying Chechens did the Azerbaijani passenger plane, which seems interesting but they do have a point because Kadirov awarded his nephew, the secretary of the Security Council of the Russian North Caucasus, with a merit medal for a big campaign in taking down lots of drones and planes over their territory, this a day after the downing of the plane and hours before Putin giving condolences and "apologizing" for something ambiguous.

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Happy new year!

Do you know of any good blogs for warnerding and speculative military equipment?

>>6083
Strong argument, care to enlighten us?

>>6072
>you need a big warhead at waterline to sink a ship.
The Moskva says "pookie pookie."  The one (1) homebuilt Neptun the Ukies hit it with had a warhead with less HE than a Mk-82 and it only hit the superstructure.  All it took was being a Russian ship. By which I mean it was made out of painted-over rust, with ammo and barrels of avfuel piled up haphazardly everywhere, emergency blast doors propped open so that Boris and Igor could get some fresh air while they were shooting up animal tranquilizers, and a crew of illiterate conscripts with fetal alcohol syndrome who had turned off all the radars because they were too hung over to listen to the noises they made.

How do you suppose the vatniggers will celebrate the start of year four of the 72 hour "special military operation?"

>>6170
>How do you suppose the vatniggers will celebrate
They will celebrate because they get to live in your head rent free

>>6170
> The one (1) homebuilt Neptun the Ukies hit it with had a warhead with less HE than a Mk-82 and it only hit the superstructure.
Puccian military has never been anything but a big Potemkin village with guns.

>>6171
Imagine being this butthurt that you speak like the 4um users you love to hate.

I guess instead of the kikes trying to kill all muslims, they instead finance muslims to kill all muslims.

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Freedom fighters politing A-10s to fight tyranny.
Or so they say.

>>5843
There goes the americans looking for butt sex. Always with the butt sex. Land of the free home of the ass rape.

Start saying clips and either he will correct you or someone else will correct you with him present.

>>255
I stole this.

>>255
based

for me its "a quiver of bullets"

>>5645
<Pack o' Pain
<Bullet bundle
<Boombox
<Cash stack
<Bang brick

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>>5403
>At the expense of hohol lives, which they do not value.

>>5380
>the best koreans would need to know vodka to comunicate with the slavs.
If they can carry out small attacks on their own then they don't need that many translators to make it work.
>I think it would be better to have best korea produce ammunition than sending bodies to the war.
Russia seems to have sorted out the ammo issues quite a while ago, and norks are sending their speshul forces, so using them as factory workers would be a waste. Especially because they already know how to manufacture arms and ammo, but real combat experience is hard to get without actually sending anyone to war.

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>Russian guy made a living out of looking like Leonardo DiCaprio
>during Covid he got so fat that he stopped resembling that hollyjew actor
>decided to join the great patriotic special military operation

>>5412
 All sorts have joined up. There's even a Romanov, callsign 'Tsar'.

>>5414
Any Unger-Sternbergs or relatives of Stalin?

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>>4454
>Redrofags steal catalytic converters to finance their scalping habits
T-that's a meme, right?

>4454
Women didn't like video games back when people gave a shit about the orignial gameboy, hence it's name, boy, zoomer. 
>>4537
When was that even a meme? 
>>4538
When it comes to making money it's never a meme. 
>>1805
>>1808
Yep, I can see the clown. Can you see the clown? Oh yes you can see it....they gave into... the clown

>le 8bit gay shit
>of a moose taking a giant dump
it’s hideous faggotry, but if anything, it’s an accurate representation of what Canuckistan has turned into.

>>5293
>girl who stinks good
>When was that even a meme? 
I think >>4537 was implying that he prefers men.
>>5331
>a moose taking a giant dump
Hmm I see a moose being devoured by a brown alligator. Another fitting allegory/metaphor.

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>>1796 (OP) 
Looks like a guy milking a moose at the beginning of the autumn.

Secondary qweshun;

'Q: Why do military men wear oversized camouflaged fatigues when working in domestic military bases, far from any battlefield?'

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Sorry for the stupid watermarks.

>>4450
Because somebody high ranking thinks the military needs to look "professional" what does that mean? Nobody knows it differs from each person making these decisions.

>>4466
It's high grade LARPing, that's what it is. It's as if the Finn soldiers would always wear the pure snow-white complete suit with fur just because that's the real deal out there.
The best camo at the office would be to look like a corporate fuck toy of the lowest levels since nobody would pay attention to you.

>>4450
Recognizably is half the point of uniforms. Also economy of scale.

>>1737 (OP) 
The lamest theory I read on the interwebs lately is that nukes don't exist. So all these videos of numerous tests are all fake and all the science and reports about nuclear effects upon weapon detonations are fake too.

>>4492
Flat earth is much dumber, it is easier for an average person to prove the Earth is round than it is for someone to make their own atomic bomb.

>>4448
>>4493
I've encountered those people before although they are still as yet less common than the "viruses don't exist" people. On the other hand they are far less obnoxious and insistent than the "x country no longer has functional nukes - my source: I and my political biases made it the fuck up" people.

>>4492
>being on chan imageboard here
>not knowing what flat earth is about

>>4492
>>4493
It highly surprises me how few people "get" Flat Earth shenanigans, the joke has become a serious topic and everyone even people who are familiar with the culture never got to understand it.
It's a hyperbolic shitpost that in its first stages and conclusion exposes the viewer towards a vast network of scientism inconsistencies regarding space programs, budget, distance calculations on earth, geographical treaties and overall the dogma behind scientists not trying to prove right their own theories.
It takes a flavor in doing bolder and bolder claims until it concludes with practically the same basic point it started with: gov lies to hide money and fake achievements.