Go and do what you need to do my dear colleague and friend.  I’ll do some judicious combinations and get videos from the kind posters here.

We have this thing going:  Reports indicate that Saudi Arabia will launch attacks alongside Israel against Yemen in the coming days.

Notification

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Go to her channel, everything is different – her style changes with each song.

It is a hell-of-a-busy world out there.

I’m still working on our server problems. So, please continue as you can.

Hugs,Amarynth

For some or other reason I like this:

It is 2.30 past the midnight in my ‘hood.  SCO is up as is necessary up to now.   Now just for the updates and the agreements and the talks and then the Chinese grand military parade.  There is a lot of pomp and circumstance overall and one person is not enough to cover that very huge event.

So many times these days, there is this anger.   The zionists are using these times when world attention moves to something else to continue mass killings on an industrial scale – one dead child every 10 minutes.   I could not even cope with this morning’s news.

And now on the final 21-gun salute for Putin, my bed is calling!

OK, I’m on weapons and have searched a gazillion of weapons transfer databases. Then though — aah stupid, let the AI do the searches. So, that’s done.

But, there is not so much – tanks, planes, helicopters and AK’s and Venezuela has an AK production faciity. I stuck in a 10 year window.

Major Russian Arms Deliveries to Venezuela (2014-2024)

The following are confirmed deliveries and ongoing support, rather than new large-scale purchases.

Air Defense Systems:

SA-17 BUK-M2E (9A317E) Surface-to-Air Missile Systems: Deliveries and integration were completed in the early-to-mid 2010s, but ongoing maintenance, technical support, and possible ammunition refreshers have likely continued throughout the past decade.

S-300VM (Antey-2500) Surface-to-Air Missile Systems: These were ordered in 2013. While the major components were likely delivered just before our 10-year window, the system’s activation, crew training, and technical support have been a continuous process involving Russian specialists.

Main Battle Tanks:

T-72B1M Main Battle Tanks: A batch of these was delivered around 2019-2020. This is one of the most significant new hardware deliveries within the 10-year timeframe.

Small Arms and Light Weapons (Ongoing):

The AK-103 Assault Rifle: Venezuela has a licensed factory to produce these rifles (located in Maracay). While the initial license and machinery were set up in the 2000s, the flow of parts, technical expertise, and potential kits from Russia to keep this factory operational has almost certainly continued throughout the past decade. There is also a npot yet completed ammunition factory for these weapons.

Maintenance, Upgrades, and Technical Support:
This is arguably the most significant form of “provision” in the last 10 years. Venezuela’s existing Russian-made hardware requires constant support. This includes:

Spare parts for Sukhoi Su-30MK2 fighters, Mil Mi-17 and Mi-35 helicopters, and other legacy systems.

Technical assistance and training from Russian teams on the ground in Venezuela.

Weapons and Ammunition: Refreshing stocks of missiles, rockets, and ammunition for the existing fleet of aircraft, helicopters, and air defense systems.

Why the Slowdown?

Venezuela’s Economic Collapse: The country has lacked the hard currency to make major new arms purchases.

International Sanctions: U.S. and other sanctions have made financial transactions for arms deals extremely difficult and risky.

Focus on Sustainment: With a large but aging Russian-made inventory, Venezuela’s priority has shifted from buying new equipment to maintaining what it already has, which keeps Russian military advisors and technicians involved.

So, that is what we have.