Dragavon

https://www.vg.no/rampelys/i/m0Kb1l/slaar-tilbake-mot-russiske-paastander-om-sveriges-konge-feil-og-stygt

Ella har langt igjen. Sjølv om ho sikkert kjem lettere til enn mange andre siden ho er datteren til ein verdensmester.

READ 💬: In a revelation that has fundamentally shifted the "Iron Ceiling" of Eastern European missile parity, the Ukrainian Ministry of Strategic Industries has officially declassified the existence of its first domestically produced short-range ballistic missile (SRBM). Confirmed on April 13, 2026, the missile codenamed "Hrim-2" (Grim-2) or "Sapsan" has already been deployed twice in active combat operations against high-value Russian logistical hubs. The unveiling marks Ukraine’s successful transition to "Full-Stack" digital resilience, proving it can design, manufacture, and fire strategic weapons without relying on Western oversight or permission. Leaked telemetry data and official briefings from Kyiv provide a glimpse into the missile's staggering flight profile, which utilizes a quasi-ballistic trajectory to evade modern air defense. 🔻 📌 High-Altitude Arc: During its first combat test, the missile reached a peak altitude of 100km, skimming the Kármán line. In its second operational launch, it pushed even further, reaching a staggering 204km altitude well into the thermosphere before re-entering the atmosphere at hypersonic speeds. 📌 Range Capabilities: While officially rated with a 500km operational range, engineers suggest the "Sapsan" airframe is capable of being extended to 700km with specialized solid-fuel boosters currently in development. 📌 Precision Strike: The missile utilizes a combination of inertial navigation and a "Digital Scene Matching" seeker, allowing it to strike within a 5-meter circular error probable (CEP), even in environments with heavy GPS jamming. The reveal of the 500km missile is the definitive signal that Ukraine has closed the "long-range gap" that defined the first three years of the conflict. 🔻 📌 Sovereign Strike: Unlike the U.S.-provided ATACMS or the UK’s Storm Shadow, the "Hrim-2" carries no end-user restrictions. Kyiv now possesses the sovereign right to strike deep-tier Russian airbases, command centers, and "remanufacturing" plants located hundreds of miles behind the "Zero Line." 📌 Industrial Resilience: The missile is being produced in underground, distributed "Cellular Factories" across western Ukraine. This ensures that even under heavy bombardment, the production of the $5 million-per-unit missile remains constant. 📌 The "Iron Ceiling" Pivot: By forcing Russian S-400 and S-500 batteries to look deep into space to track incoming ballistic arcs, Ukraine is creating "sensor fatigue" within the Russian air defense network, opening corridors for follow-on FPV drone swarms. While the exact targets remain classified, military analysts point to two mysterious "high-yield" explosions at Russian railheads in late March 2026 as the likely debut of the "Grim-2." 🔻 📌 The First Strike: Reports indicate the first missile targeted a massive ammunition dump, where the 500kg warhead triggered a secondary explosion visible from satellite thermal sensors. 📌 The Second Strike: The second launch, which reached the record 204km altitude, reportedly struck a hardened command bunker. The high-velocity re-entry provided the kinetic energy required to penetrate deep-earth fortifications that traditional cruise missiles cannot breach. The revelation of Ukraine’s 500km ballistic missile is the definitive signal that the "Digital Trench" has moved into the strategic realm. By mastering the physics of high-altitude ballistic flight this April, Kyiv has ensured that the "unmanned sky" is now supported by a heavy-hitting, sovereign fist. As the "Grim-2" enters full-rate production, the message to global adversaries is clear: the reach of the Ukrainian defense is no longer limited by the length of a donor's leash. In the high-stakes landscape of 2026, the winner is the one who can strike the hearth from the heavens.

READ 💬: In the high-stakes "unmanned sky" over Ukraine, a quiet revolution is taking place within the batteries of the MIM-104 Patriot air defense system. Reports from the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, confirmed on April 14, 2026, indicate that Ukrainian crews have achieved a level of operational proficiency that allows them to neutralize incoming Russian ballistic missiles using just a single interceptor. This "one-to-one" ratio marks a significant departure from standard Western military doctrine, which typically dictates firing two interceptors per target to ensure a high probability of kill (Pk). By mastering the "Digital Kill Chain" at machine speed, Ukrainian crews are stretching their limited interceptor stockpiles and shattering the myth of Russian missile invincibility. Traditionally, air defense against ballistic threats like the Iskander-M or the hypersonic Kinzhal involves a "salvo" approach. 🔻 📌 The Old Math: Under standard NATO procedures, firing two interceptors increases the statistical likelihood of a kill from roughly 85% to 95%+. 📌 The Ukrainian Innovation: Facing a persistent "attrition math" crisis where Russian production is ramping up and Western supply remains finite, Ukrainian Patriot operators have moved toward high-confidence, single-shot engagements. 📌 Precision Timing: Crews are utilizing the PAC-3 MSE (Missile Segment Enhancement) interceptors, which use "hit-to-kill" technology. By waiting for the precise terminal phase of the target's flight, Ukrainian operators are achieving direct kinetic impacts with a single round. The ability to down a ballistic missile with a single shot is not just about the skill of the finger on the trigger; it is about the "Golden Shield" network behind it. 🔻 📌 Sensor Fusion: Ukrainian Patriots are now fully integrated into a domestic "Digital Trench" of sensors, including acoustic detectors, mobile radar units, and western-provided satellite telemetry. This provides the Patriot's fire-control computer with a high-fidelity track much earlier than in previous years. 📌 AI-Assisted Classification: New software patches, refined by "Transformation in Contact" on the Ukrainian front, allow the system to rapidly distinguish between real warheads and Russian "decoys" or penetration aids. This ensures that the single interceptor is always aimed at the "lethal" part of the threat. 📌 Hypersonic Interception: The most notable achievement has been the consistent downing of the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal. Once thought to be "unstoppable," the Kinzhal is being regularly intercepted by Ukrainian crews who have learned to exploit the missile's predictable deceleration during its terminal dive. Ukraine’s move to "single-interceptor" kills is a survival necessity. With the global supply of interceptors reaching a breaking point, every missile saved is a city block protected. 🔻 📌 Stockpile Resilience: By cutting interceptor usage by 50% for many engagements, Ukraine is effectively doubling the lifespan of its current batteries without needing immediate resupply. 📌 Psychological Warfare: The "one-to-one" success has demoralized Russian missile units. When an "invincible" Kinzhal is taken out by a single American-made missile, it exposes the technological gap between Russian aerospace and Western "Digital Resilience." 📌 Incentivizing Expansion: This proficiency is encouraging Western allies to provide more batteries. Germany and the U.S. have recently noted that Ukrainian crews are the most combat-experienced Patriot operators in the world, proving the system's "Apex Predator" status in a peer-to-peer conflict. The mastery of the Patriot system by Ukrainian crews is the definitive signal that the "Iron Ceiling" of air defense has reached a new level of efficiency. By downing ballistic missiles with a single interceptor this April, Kyiv has proved that software and skill can overcome raw numbers. As the 2026 campaign intensifies, the message to the Kremlin is clear: your missiles are no longer an "inevitable" threat; they are simply targets in a highly efficient, one-shot digital queue. In the high-stakes landscape of 2026, the winner is the one who makes every shot count.

Hadde vore kjekt om det dukket opp en dame som var på høyde med dei beste i F1.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/04/17/donetsk-city-drone-strikes/

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/18/ukraine-war-briefing-russia-seeking-to-bring-belarus-back-into-the-war-says-zelenskyy

https://defence-blog.com/ukraine-confirms-gripen-pilot-training-to-start-this-year/

Det som også er eit stort problem i Storbritannia er at det er enmannskretser dei stemmer i. Den som vinner ein krets tar alt. Og dei har kretser der det berre er noen få hundre stemmeberettigede, og dei har kretser med 50 000 stemmer. Systemet er veldig modent for modernisering.

Det som er galt i USA er Fow News. Rupert Murdoch startet Fox News for å påvirke folket til å tro at det beste for folk flest og samfunnet er å la dei rikeste beholde rikdommen sin uten å gi noe tilbake til samfunnet og felleskapet som har gitt dei annledning til å samle rikdommen sin. Murdoch har lykkes 100% med det.

Pinza-pizza, fyllet er hjemmelaget tomatsaus med nduja, kjøttdeig og løk 😋

https://www.nrk.no/norge/tilbod-a-sette-f-16-i-stand-i-norge-_-advarte-mot-a-sende-dem-til-belgia-1.17838517

https://www.dagbladet.no/studio/72720-nyhetsstudio/11531245-pave-leo-verden-herjes-av-en-håndfull-tyranner

https://www.nettavisen.no/nyheter/putin-raser-mot-egne-ministre-russlands-okonomi-krymper/s/5-95-2985706

https://www.nettavisen.no/norsk-debatt/putin-kan-invadere-land-i-europa-for-a-ramme-ukraina/o/5-95-2976883

https://www.vg.no/nyheter/i/V6gLv1/zelesnskyj-i-oslo-tigger-eller-partner

4 dager igjen https://theskylive.com/c2025r3-info

Slikt kan vi like 🥰

Trump har vendt seg mot Meloni også https://www.vg.no/nyheter/i/5p8wge/trump-angriper-italias-statsminister-giorgia-meloni

Kongsberg har jobbet med å integrere forsvar mot balistiske missiler i NASAMS i lang tid. https://www.tu.no/artikler/kongsberg-utvikler-langtrekkende-luftvern-skal-vaere-klart-for-innfasing-om-fem-ar/547701?sharing_key=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9%24eyJ1c2VySWQiOiI5ODYwMjBkYi05ODEwLTQwZmQtODNjMy00NDE2NmNmZTYwZTkiLCJhcnRpY2xlSWQiOjU0NzcwMSwiaWF0IjoxNzc2MjM2NTgzLCJleHAiOjE3NzYzMjI5ODN9%24hJ4UUYZtJgkAijV6jlA81EQ_yUnGr2cuy-MeGY1f8QY

Var på Tons for noen år siden og en av kameratene mine var i fyr og flamme når han så en Churros-bod. Det var det beste han visste og han fikk meg med for å smake. Det var så søtt at eg var kvalm etter 2-3 biter, eg klarte ikkje å spise opp det eg hadde kjøpt. For meg er churros et eksempel på noe som er altfor søtt. Kameraten min skjønte ingenting og stappet i seg

Link skal virke i 24 timer. https://www.tu.no/artikler/utvikler-billig-ukrainsk-alternativ-til-patriot-missiler/570675?sharing_key=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9%24eyJ1c2VySWQiOiI5ODYwMjBkYi05ODEwLTQwZmQtODNjMy00NDE2NmNmZTYwZTkiLCJhcnRpY2xlSWQiOjU3MDY3NSwiaWF0IjoxNzc2MTk4OTA5LCJleHAiOjE3NzYyODUzMDl9%24J4202P1ji322gpcttGDekkpZunh7fNdINpd94CmAUZY