N. Korea's Kim 'deeply impressed' with Russia's modern aviation technology
SEOUL, Sept. 16 (Yonhap) -- North Korea leader Kim Jong-un said he was "deeply impres...
Also impressed by their indoor plumbing and magic screens with tiny people talking!
“You guys have food here?!?”
Think most Russians are impressed with indoor plumbing too
Weren't they blown away when they saw dishwashers in Ukrainian homes?
I'm actually a huge fan of it myself.
The bar is pretty low.
If my airforce was comprised in bulk of early to mid era cold war museum pieces with a (very) small handful of late cold war era jets as my flagship units then I would be impressed with anything developed after 1991 as well.
I mean, that's fair enough in itself. There's plenty of nations out there still rocking their Falcons, Flankers, Frogfoots, Frogger, Tornados, Mirages etc etc completely respectedly. But they also allow their pilots more stick time in half a year than the vast majority of NK's pilots get in half a decade.
Just wait until he sees what the US has.
I watched an F22 Raptor practice for an air show recently and it was pretty mind blowing to see. The maneuverability of that thing is insane. And they don’t even show its full potential at air shows.
What's crazy to me is that we haven't seen USAF stealth technology in combat since the F-117s in Serbia. Those things were basically undetectable without their weapons bay open and they were only 1st gen designs, plus I bet radar tech hasn't nearly kept pace with stealth since then.
Sometimes I want NATO to intervene in the skies over Ukraine just so I could see the f-35 and f-22 in real combat scenarios. But then I remember that war sucks and think maybe not.
It's weird that entire governments come across like thinly veiled boomers posting on Facebook to trigger and dunk their friends.
It actually feels like it's the same ball park now.
Russia can't even afford to buy their own technology, North Korea can't either.
Russia's gonna be trading rocket technology for low grade artillery from 50+ years ago.
trading rocket technology for low grade artillery
Age of Empires shit.
Oh, I bet he was
Guy with mostly 1950 technology in 2020something is highly impressed by country with mostly 1990 technology
Yeah, I would be too
Russia is more like 1970s to early 80s tech at best.
Impossible, all their 1970 tech is rusted through.
c/NotTheOnion
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Kim has been quotes while slapping them and saying "these babies can hit soo much ocean".
Yeah I remember their fighter jets flying into Ukraine with a TomTok GPS somebody dropped off at a Salvation Army store in New Jersey before some Igor bought it and FedEx'd it back to Siberia. So impressive.
