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Iran Threatens Missile Attacks During Negotiations - www independentsentinel com

Iran Threatens Missile Attacks During Negotiations March 25, 2015 With the overt and abusive hostility towards Netanyahu and the Israeli people who elected him, it is most unsettling to see our government surrender to Iran as they threaten missile attacks against the U.S. and her allies. While Iran is threatening to sink our warships, chanting Death to America, and consuming the Middle East, we are continuing negotiations that took us from refusing to allow Iran nuclear weapons to allowing them a one-year breakout period, which some say will be three months. It gets worse, Iran is threatening missile attacks. Since Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) conducted maneuvers in February, which ended in a takeover and sinking of a model of an American Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, the Iranian regime is threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz and Bab El-Mandeb; to carry out large-scale missile attacks inside and outside the Persian Gulf; to mine the Persian Gulf;

Floating Dreams: Why the Soviet Aircraft Carrier Program Never Set to Sea

Floating Dreams: Why the Soviet Aircraft Carrier Program Never Set to Sea Due to history, costs, and geography, Moscow was, and remains, redominantly a land power not a naval power. Key point: Soviet naval planners dreamed of a mighty fleet of super aircraft carriers. However, high costs, technological hurdles, and a lack of political will meant such a fleet was never constructed. The Soviet Union was one of the largest, most industrial proficient countries the world has ever seen. Yet for all of its engineering talent and manufacturing capacity, during the seventy-four years the USSR existed it never fielded a true real aircraft carrier. The country had several plans to build them, however, and and was working on a true carrier, the

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