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@ajamba fallo raro, le echaré un ojo cuando tenga un momento

Yo soy fan de ese producto,me gustaría ver a nuestro Centuaro con esa torre y a los nuevos VEC con ATGM. No sé qué opinan.

@lepanto dijo en Marinha do Brasil: Me llama mucho la atención que tenga la salida de gases por las bandas. Supongo que será para abaratar el producto.La cuestión es que Brasil no va a ir a la guerra contra otro país.

@Lazarus dijo en Ejército del aire: El A220 es un chisme muy bueno, barato y eficiente, bien podriamos usarlo para todo. Y con problemas con la motorización: https://airinsight.com/a220-vs-e2-gtf-engine-problems-in-focus/ [image: A220-Nov-25-580x208.png] ch Aviation AirInsight As of early November 2025, approximately 17% of the global Airbus A220 fleet is currently parked or inactive. This figure is driven primarily by ongoing Pratt & Whitney PW1500G (GTF) engine issues, including corrosion and maintenance backlogs, which have grounded a significant number of aircraft across operators.

https://www.infodefensa.com/texto-diario/mostrar/5806821/indra-despliegue-sistema-antidron-chile-durante-toma-posesion-como-presidente-kast

@Milites Polonia atrapada en la demagogia de este personaje, ex-boxeador (se ve que quedó tocado) y su pasado en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Vender parte de las reservas de oro del banco de Polonia para adquirir armas, es un plan absurdo, estúpido y posiblemente ilegal.

@ajamba dijo en Conflicto con Irán: Un eurofighter italiano ha sido destruido por un ataque con drones en camp Singara, una base situada en el kurdistán iraquí, no se reportan bajas. Los italianos tenían dos Eurofighter en Ali al Salem, no en camp Singara. Hay cierta confusión porque se han alcanzado hangares donde los italianos tenían habitualmente cuatro unidades, pero parece que ninguno estaba allí. Lo que sí han destruído han sido tres unidades kuwaitíes: https://en.ilsole24ore.com/art/hit-by-iran-ali-salem-where-italian-troops-are-also-deployed-here-are-base-characteristics-AICL2LoB It happened again. The Ali al Salem base in Kuwait, where the Italian military are also based, was hit again on the night of 5 March. 'Again' because this base had already been hit by the Iranians last Saturday, the day on which the US and Israel had decided to launch the operation against Tehran, an operation that Tel Aviv had christened 'Lion's Roar'. It has been reported that fuel supplies were targeted and a large fire broke out as a result. There are no injuries among the Italian personnel, for whom a partial evacuation was ordered a few days ago, with a movement of 239 military personnel towards Saudi Arabia: 82 of the 321 will remain. No major damage was reported to the two Italian F2000 fighters present: 'Only shrapnel projections', assure well-informed sources. As reported by the Italian Defence magazine in an article, from the analysis of satellite images it is possible to confirm that in the previous strikes the Italian part of the base was hit, with serious damage to the accommodation area, and also the hangars where the Air Force's 4 Eurofighter TYPHOONs are usually deployed (a marquee and two hangars were damaged). In previous strikes, the Kuwaiti part of the base was also targeted, where two buildings and two hangars (where the Kuwait Air Force's Eurofighter Typhoons are usually deployed) were damaged. Further impacts are also visible in other areas of the base, with several hangars damaged. All in all, Rid again explains, there should be around 20 confirmed strikes on Ali al Salem from 28 February to date. Sobre los kuwaitíes: https://x.com/clashreport/status/2032134522767315248

Irán se descarta para el Mundial norteamericano. Cuidado, si a España no les dan acceso tampoco.