johnny reb
4 Feb 2024
News / How will Poland be affected by WW3 which has now started [559]
Yup, it's time they spend some money on weapons and start recruiting soldiers.
Britain's game of charades is over.
Britain is are more than a paper tiger against Russia.
Here is another news article for you jon, where is your defense besides your personal opinion of, "No it's not."
msn.com/en-us/news/world/british-army-would-only-last-a-couple-of-months-against-russia-damning-report-claims/ar-BB1hKXqG
British army would only last a 'couple of months' against Russia.
Quote:
Britain is dangerously unprepared to defend itself from onslaught in the event of an all-out war with Russia, a damning government report has found.
General Nick Carter, a former army officer and ex-Chief of Defence Staff, told The Sun that armed forces would likely 'exhaust their chief capabilities after the first couple of months of engagement', commenting on recent findings by the Commons Defence Select Committee.
After a year compiling its assessment of the British Army's current capacity, the parliamentary group said that for one thing, ammunition supplies are 'far below the level required to counter with certainty a threat from the Russian army.'
And your source that you base your, "No it's not" opinion on is ?
UK literally cant do long range operations anymore without begging for help from an ally
Yup, it's time they spend some money on weapons and start recruiting soldiers.
Britain's game of charades is over.
Britain is are more than a paper tiger against Russia.
Here is another news article for you jon, where is your defense besides your personal opinion of, "No it's not."
msn.com/en-us/news/world/british-army-would-only-last-a-couple-of-months-against-russia-damning-report-claims/ar-BB1hKXqG
British army would only last a 'couple of months' against Russia.
Quote:
Britain is dangerously unprepared to defend itself from onslaught in the event of an all-out war with Russia, a damning government report has found.
General Nick Carter, a former army officer and ex-Chief of Defence Staff, told The Sun that armed forces would likely 'exhaust their chief capabilities after the first couple of months of engagement', commenting on recent findings by the Commons Defence Select Committee.
After a year compiling its assessment of the British Army's current capacity, the parliamentary group said that for one thing, ammunition supplies are 'far below the level required to counter with certainty a threat from the Russian army.'
And your source that you base your, "No it's not" opinion on is ?
