r/LessCredibleDefence

>As the US and Iran try to turn their truce into long-term peace, CNN has spoken to residents of the Strip who say they are living in the ashes of what they see as another impotent US-led deal. Israel has barred foreign journalists from independently reporting in Gaza since the start of the war.

>China announced on Sunday that it will conduct its annual naval exercises with Russia in July, this time near China’s coast, followed by joint patrols in an unspecified area of the Pacific.

>Iran’s ambassador to China says ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz would be charged new fees but added that China and other “friendly” countries would be granted “special considerations”.

he seemed to be one of the few genuinely competent russians in command and then one day he just gets sent to africa? since we are a couple years out from this happening i want to ask now.

why did this happen? and what effect did it have on the russian war effort?

Altough China has been a tech powerhouse and the center of manufacture, many observers in West always overestimate Russia and underestimate China. They take Russia very seriously and always make a concusion to avoid direct confrontation. But Chinese tech is always labeled as "temu" "unreliable""trash". Why? Racism?

I can't find anything on the internet about its stealth, but I've heard people say it has the same or even double the RCS of a shahed even though it's a little smaller in size and was apparently designed with stealth in mind so that doesn't make any sense. Or maybe Iran accidentally made it somehow less stealthy than a shahed intending the opposite?

Compilation of his views: https://www.reddit.com/u/100CuriousObserver/s/gkYrkAyw1P

Valid might not be best word, maybe how have they aged? Might be the best subreddit for this question as most of his views are on here - I think there might be some points of differences on his option on things like US’s SEAD capability given the new Iran conflict etc, thoughts?