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NCD productions presents:

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I think this classifies as an Eurasian spinoff. Now with possibility for a relaxing drive through thousands of kilometres of nothingness before the trip ends up in fireworks.
SCS already went to the trouble of making a Russian map DLC, and they promptly shit canned it when a certain special military operation started.
Maybe it wouldn't be too hard to dust it off...
So, does anyone have a news article that explains all this?
- Not yet, but compiling all rumors I've heard so far: Ukraine drove trucks full of drones to different airbases in Siberia, once there, they managed to access the local phone service to navigate ~100 drones and hit the targets. So it was a perfect coordination of hacking, intel, undercover, drone operation and opsec :D
  russian outlets reported:
  Russian Strategic Aviation intercepts hundreds of Ukrainian drones.
  
  I'll keep an eye out for that. Also, apparently the truck drivers were completely unaware of the nature of their cargo.
  
  Russia had one third of their strategic bombers wrecked by the drone attack. Yes, one third. No, not a typo.
  
  Siberia, near cola, irkutsk(or does that count as siberia?) and outside moscow...
- Would you like to know more?
  https://kyivindependent.com/enemy-bombers-are-burning-en-masse-ukraines-sbu-drones-hit-more-than-40-russian-aircraft/
  https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cgrg7kelk45t
- https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3310877/pla-researchers-rank-cold-war-relic-b-52-bigger-nuclear-threat-f-35-b-2 😉
  
  The paper noted that the US B61-12 air-launched tactical thermonuclear bombs, each equivalent to 300 tonnes of TNT
  That’s 300 killotons, not 300 tons. Literal order of magnitude difference.
  Edit: several orders of magnitude; a whole new SI prefix is required.

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