05.03.2009, 13:01
Zitat:wann lieferte Russland diese Technologie
Mal ganz Aktuell wäre da der neu fertiggestellte Atomreaktor.
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Es ist nicht schwer Belege für die umfassende Technische Hilfe zu finden, etwas älter doch nicht weniger relevant.
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Ein anderer Russischer Trick das immer wehrende Torpedieren der Gespräche und das verschaffen von zeit für die Iraner. Dazu kann man hunderte Artikel bringen und keine der es wiederlegt.
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Genau so verwerflich, ist das Russe den Iran moderne Waffen leider auch wenn S300 nicht geliefert wird las Druckmittel ist die Situation nicht ganz klar. Tor M1 und anderer Systeme wurden schon geliefert, manch dubiöse Quelle sprich sogar davon das Russe den Iran auch Technische Hilfe in Bezug auf sein Raketenprogramm zukommen ließ. Nein meine lieber Kosmos die Adresse war genau die richtige und sie währe die richtige für fast jeden Konflikt in der Welt. :wink:
Doch nun mal zu den guten Neuchigkeiten des Tages.
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Zitat:
Huge MDA Cuts Loom; GOP Worries about Russia
Before Christmas I quoted a GOP Senate staffer who confidently — if ruefully — predicted a $1 billion cut to the Missile Defense Agency’s budget under a new Congress. At the time this seemed a lot. Well, that amount apparently has doubled and it doesn’t seem such a large cut any more.
The GOP is not standing still. One of the Senate’s top missile defense advocates, Sen. Jeff Sessions, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee, has written SecDef Robert Gates saying a 20 percent cut to missile defense spending would just be too much.......
Nun mal wieder etwas zum Iran, der Titel sagt ales.
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Zitat:Iran says missiles can reach Israel nuclear sites
A top Iranian military commander said on Wednesday that the country has missiles that can reach the nuclear sites of its arch-foe Israel.
"Today the Islamic republic has missiles with a range of more than 2,000 kilometres (1,250 miles) and... all the land of the Zionist regime, including its nuclear installations, is within our range," Mohammad Ali Jafari, the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps, told the ISNA news agency.
Jafari's comment came amid sustained speculation that Israel has the ability to target Iranian nuclear plants.
Jafari said Iran can "firmly retaliate" if attacked....
Und betreff Nord Korea.
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Zitat:
US airs confidence it could down NKorean missile
As Washington steps up diplomacy to prevent a North Korean missile launch, the US military is also voicing growing confidence that it can shoot it down if Pyongyang goes ahead.
Stephen Bosworth, the new US administration's envoy on North Korea, was holding talks in China on Wednesday as he consults allies on what could turn into an early foreign crisis for President Barack Obama.
But the US military is taking no chances with North Korea, which has warned it is preparing a "satellite launch". Washington and Seoul say the real purpose is to test a missile which could theoretically reach the US state of Alaska.
In unusually blunt remarks, Admiral Timothy Keating, commander of the US Pacific Command based in Hawaii, said that interceptor ships are ready "on a moment's notice."....