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A Boeing 787 needs 2.8km of high-quality concrete for a runway. A F-35 is known to have low maintenance stealth coatings, so you don't need extensive overhaul e
by chipsa 3y ago
A Boeing 787 needs 2.8km of high-quality concrete for a runway. A F-35 is known to have low maintenance stealth coatings, so you don't need extensive overhaul every flight. If you're fighting other countries from Czechia, the most likely countries to fight are either Russia, or it's minion Belarus. In which case you're probably not worrying about the politics of using civilian infrastructure.
- gostsamo 3y agoOr you are part of a NATO operation against Serbia. Mentioning it, because the conflict in Kosovo is not resolved yet.
- golergka 3y agoLast time Serbia attempted to commit literal genocide, for the second time in less than a decade, for NATO to get involved. Do you think they'll start mass murders again?
- formerly_proven 3y agoWell we did have WW2 only 20 years after WW1...
- gostsamo 3y agoWhat I know is that serbians who were assigned to northern Kosovo do not recognize the authority of Prishtina. This is still a major issue between Serbia and Kosovo and it is a regular reason for increased tension between the two. More than anything else, the perspective for EU membership keeps the tensions down, but do not expect that Serbia will disregard the problem just because.
- golergka 3y agoYes, there are border tensions, I'm well aware. Stupid things like car registration numbers. But thankfully, it's nowhere near actual mass murders of civilians, so I don't see any reason for NATO getting involved.
- Thoeu388 3y agoOr Hungary, it has far right government sympathetic to Russia. And they may get kicked out of EU any time soon. Also Slovakia and Poland are wobling... And Ukraine might get conquered by Russians. 35 years ago we would fight Germany. F-35 are supposed to last until 2050!
- The_Colonel 3y agoThe chance of Hungary, Slovakia or Poland fighting with the West is very, very close to zero. (weird thing to say since these countries are part of the global west / NATO). Besides that, I don't really believe that Orbán is sympathetic to Russia, he's just using the situation for his own benefit.
- nradov 3y agoThere is no mechanism to kick Hungary out of the EU. The most that the EU can realistically do is suspend some funding. https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2022/04/08/member-states-can-leave-the-eu-but-can-the-bloc-kick-one-of-them-out https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2022/04/08/member-states-... There is zero chance that Russia will be able to conquer the rest of Ukraine. Russia might be able to retain the currently occupied areas but their capability to conduct major new offensive operations is essentially gone and will take years to rebuild.
- gostsamo 3y agoThe EU can freeze Hungary's membership if the polls were not stopping it.
- chipsa 3y agoDo you expect Serbia to be able to conduct air strikes against Czechia? Last I looked at the map, there's at least two other countries in the way, at least one of which is a NATO member.