Comments by "Kora Na" (@korana6308) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds"
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@Covfefe_Jelly Not just bombs. Missiles too. Any modern design bomber will carry missiles too. It started from the 4th gen - multirole bombers which were framed as multirole fighters because of their capability of carrying missiles on top of the bombs. So a 5th gen fighter bomber technically is a multirole fighter precisely because of that. That is capable of carrying missiles and not just bombs. But it still a bomber, albeit the most advanced fighter bomber in the world. Compare it to the Su34 fighter bomber, which came from a fighter fuselage body design of the Su27 - later Su30 and it's derivative which was a fighter designed craft of the 4th gen later to be widened and rebuilt as a fighter bomber craft in the Su34. But the F35 was designed as a bomber fuselage body from the ground up due to certain restrictions and goals.
Again, I am not one of the people who is saying that it shouldn't have been built at all. 1k -2k should have been the limit. ~ 100 B2 (long range bomber), ~ 500 B21 (medium range bomber), ~ 1000 F35 (short range bomber). And making sure that everything is reliable and is serviced on the clock correctly and is in 100% working condition for the potential mass scale conflict (as it is not ready atm). Updating the systems as they age, and developing betters crafts in the meantime. Would have been a better strategy... Again not going to dive into it deeper. But there are plenty of nuances and historical details, starting from the collapse of the Soviet Union or even earlier... Of how it should have, could have, would have been... And what should have been done/built better. Doesn't really matter now. What matters is that the USAF composition right now is not ideal. As F35 are not capable enough for the diversity of the potential threats and tasks(hence why so many resources are throwing into advancements of the F15), not enough aircraft of other type of warfare. And not fast enough transitioning into the future gen and warfare crafts... (i. e. getting slowly overrun by R. and the e. in general), i. e. the stagnation that began in the early 2000s is catching up precisely now, after 20 years.
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@KolyanKolyanitch First of all, I don't understand why you are focusing on the inflation since we were specifically talking about the Russian economy and it's development... And it's growing according to every projection and every analysis that I've ever read. Second of all I don't understand why you are lying, Russians are spending much less of their income on food than in Europe. With an average income of 80k rubles, you spend around 20k on food. That's 1/4 or 25%. Also I don't know how you are sending money to Russia, because I can't do it. But if you do, it's not because Russia is doing poorly but more so because it's currency is devalued 4 times compared to Euro or USD. So you get 4 times the value for your dollar when you transfer it to Russia, which would be a sensible thing to do. By the way, there are jobs in Russia as well that will pay you good $$$, disregarding the SMO where you get 300k rubles per month, you can get a job in the north of Russia in the oil and mining industry with a salary of of 200k rubles. Which is a good salary. Russia is literally much more prosperous than the w. and it's growth and it's potential growth, nothing can stop it.
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