Lauritz Channel For ICBM Enthusiasts

Oh man, you definitely dont want to owe the BuBgeld Being any money

Chinese posters are something else man

makes perfect sense

🇷🇺🇮🇷⚡️ — A leaked 44-page Russian government roadmap for 2024–2026, obtained by Fox News, details plans to deepen cooperation with Iran across finance, nuclear energy, oil and gas, aviation, transport, technology, and media.

The plan includes expanding national-currency trade and independent banking channels, exploring central-bank digital currency payments, continued Rosatom work at Bushehr Units 1–3, Russian involvement in the Shadegan, Kish, and North Pars energy projects, and potentially manufacturing Russian aircraft components in Iran. It also covers the Rasht-Astara railway and wider North-South Transport Corridor, Iranian investment in Russian port infrastructure, Russian technology and information-security contracts in Iran, and joint media projects and journalist training. Approved in September 2024, the document predates the current U.S.-Iran war and does not confirm which projects remain active, although several have since advanced publicly. The overall plan seeks to make Russia-Iran ties more institutionalized and resistant to Western sanctions and financial pressure.

German food isn't much better man

"I'm going bankrupt and I need to budget but cant find anything I can cut. Could someone help me?"

"If I wasn't such a nice guy I would press the win instantly button" https://x.com/Jvnior/status/2101357462494572553

We wuz watermelon entrepeneurs

Am army bereft of zyn is no army at all

— 🇾🇪/🇸🇦 A citizen in Marib, PLC-controlled Yemen: ‘Today I didn’t manage to store anything. There was a shortage in Qat, and a shortage in fuel. The PLC-government has no goodness in it, nor does any goodness come from it.’ (In Yemen, Qat is apparently considered as important as fuel.) @Middle_East_Spectator

>named yah yas in war >starts ww3 Im sorry. Nominative determinism with another banger

Yahya Sinwar was a masterful strategist

This is probably around 300 dollars today