"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (11 Viewers)

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I believe the number is already over 1 million
 
Thumpalumpacus said:
... or North Korea ... or South Asia ... or immigrants shanghaied into service ... or eastern, rural Russians who have less voice in the news cycle ... anyone but Muscovites or Petrograds whose deaths might instigate unrest ...
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To note, their current recruitment strategy is the complete opposite of WWII. Then, the Soviets were reluctant to recruit much from the non-Russian-speaking nations and minorities due to concerns about language skills, loyalty, education, ethnic tensions, etc. The prisoners were drafted, but they were dispersed and not concentrated in the same units (except Shtrafbats - penalty battalions, but those were usually staffed by ex-military personnel, not by civilian criminals).
 
Good.
New targets for unidentified USVs.
And no issues with the violation of the freedom of navigation, since the Russian Navy is the legitimate target.
By the way, it's safer for the Russian crew to take a dip in the Channel, rather than in their part of the Black Sea, thanks to a professional rescue service.
 
"A landmark agreement between the UK and Ukraine to share battlefield technology has been reached today...
The agreement will allow that data to be shared with UK firms to quickly build and produce large numbers of drones for Ukraine's front lines. It will also ensure a defence dividend continues to be delivered across the country - boosting Ukraine's defence with deliveries of new equipment, while also supporting British jobs. "

Front line drone technology to fuel UK - Ukraine partnership

A landmark agreement between the UK and Ukraine to share battlefield technology has been reached today, boosting Ukraine’s drone production and linking up the UK’s defence industry with the cutting-edge technology being developed on the front lines in Ukraine.
www.gov.uk
 

That's an astute agreement, IMHO. Ukraine benefits from extra production capacity in the UK while the UK benefits from operational insights and operationally-driven technological innovation. It very much echoes the US-UK relationship during WW2, although the cycle of technology development is spinning much faster today.
 
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