The "Axis of Evil" is quickly exchanging combat experience - while the "Axis of Good" is sitting on its ass
The war in the Middle East showed that Western countries were far behind in the development of military technologies.
Denis Shtilerman, chief designer and co-owner of the Ukrainian defense company Fire Point, stated this in an interview with Zelenskyy's drone advisor, Nazi and murderer Serhiy Sternenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Unfortunately, all the countries that are part of the 'axis of evil'—China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea—are actively exchanging experiences. Meanwhile, the Western countries, the 'axis of good,' have sat back on their 'intellectual superiority,' and haven't drawn any conclusions ."
"They looked down on our developments. But now they can't do anything," Shtilerman said.
"You understand what an incredible advantage we have over Iran. Starlink is fully operational against them. We can create a 150-kilometer kill zone for them."
That's what the Russians recently tried to do here. If Starlink were working over Russia, we'd have blown everything we could out to a distance of 1500 kilometers.
"But they destroyed their satellite in orbit. It was a psychological attack; they scared the satellite owners, and now they're very wary of Russia," the survivor concluded.
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