What does that got to do with what you are replying to though? The context of your reply implies something completely different from "British sentimentality."
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What does that got to do with what you are replying to though? The context of your reply implies something completely different from "British sentimentality."
Lewd ! but - i agree,if i knew how to ride horse i would love to lead it,too.
Sergei Shoigu replaced as Defense Minister by Andrei Belousov, the former Deputy Prime Minister.
Shoigu will now be the new Secretary of the Russian Security Council replacing Nikolai Patrushev.
Shoigu will now be the new Secretary of the Russian Security Council replacing Nikolai Patrushev.
Long Moscovite tradition.Somebody must be responsible for not winning war,tsar could not be,so....
But he is likely politically safe.
Very true
Buba
A total creep
He does not need military experience. That's what the marshalls and admirals are for.
Military experience helps at that level. Because you tend to understand the way things are
paulobrito
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Like in all militaries around the world, some quantity of corruption is expected (not desired, lol, just expected).
The difference is that during war times, the level of corruption accepted is much lower (duh).
The ones not smart enough to adapt are quicked out - if they are lucky.
Shoigu is very lucky - he is 'promoted' to a place where he can't do much damage.
The difference is that during war times, the level of corruption accepted is much lower (duh).
The ones not smart enough to adapt are quicked out - if they are lucky.
Shoigu is very lucky - he is 'promoted' to a place where he can't do much damage.
He could still face accident.Or few 9mm accidents could face him....
paulobrito
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Indeed.But - it is normal for generals there.If i remember correctly,Putin killed 6 times more soviet generals then ukrainians.
About 40 generals died in "accidents" after he take power.And ukrainians killed maybe 6 or 7.
List - i think,that "Do Rzeczy" and "W Sieci" should have it,becouse i once read about it in both./polish central right newspapers/
Found a thread on the new position changes in the Russian Ministry.
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The reasoning laid out in the thread is that Belousov, the new Defense Minister as well as three other recent appointees of non-military backgrounds, Prime Minister Mishustin, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshenko and the Minister of Digital Development Shadaev are all part of a strategy to pursue "military innovation" to aid Russia in its struggle. These Ministers have educations in the Soviet and later Russian Academy of Sciences, with background in attempting to develop and research AI, drones, and other high tech and digital capabilities domestically and which Russia is apparently very behind on as these high tech industries still require large amounts of imports from abroad even with the sanctions ongoing.
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@sambendett: 1/ One of the more relevant relationships to watch in the coming months will be between the incoming Defense Minister Belousov, the re-appointed Prime Minister Mishustin, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshe...…
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The reasoning laid out in the thread is that Belousov, the new Defense Minister as well as three other recent appointees of non-military backgrounds, Prime Minister Mishustin, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshenko and the Minister of Digital Development Shadaev are all part of a strategy to pursue "military innovation" to aid Russia in its struggle. These Ministers have educations in the Soviet and later Russian Academy of Sciences, with background in attempting to develop and research AI, drones, and other high tech and digital capabilities domestically and which Russia is apparently very behind on as these high tech industries still require large amounts of imports from abroad even with the sanctions ongoing.
Well,they have good ideas...but it is rather hard to order people to start thinking and innovate,when in the same time you want them to remain cogs in the machine.Found a thread on the new position changes in the Russian Ministry.
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@sambendett: 1/ One of the more relevant relationships to watch in the coming months will be between the incoming Defense Minister Belousov, the re-appointed Prime Minister Mishustin, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshe...…
The reasoning laid out in the thread is that Belousov, the new Defense Minister as well as three other recent appointees of non-military backgrounds, Prime Minister Mishustin, Deputy Prime Minister Chernyshenko and the Minister of Digital Development Shadaev are all part of a strategy to pursue "military innovation" to aid Russia in its struggle. These Ministers have educations in the Soviet and later Russian Academy of Sciences, with background in attempting to develop and research AI, drones, and other high tech and digital capabilities domestically and which Russia is apparently very behind on as these high tech industries still require large amounts of imports from abroad even with the sanctions ongoing.