Valentin Vasilescu

Expert militaire. Ancien commandant adjoint de l’aéroport militaire d’Otopeni.

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Military analysis of the attacks on Kazakhstan

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 12 January 2022

The attack on Kazakhstan on January 2, 2022 involved two independent main groups linked to the same foreign command. It involved about 20,000 fighters, both foreign and Kazakh. These personnel had been trained for jihad in Syria or Afghanistan, as the case may be. The Kazakh and Russian armies (…)

Military intervention can not overthrow the Venezuelan government

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 8 March 2019

While several Latin American states and US Special Forces seem to be preparing to attack Venezuela, Valentin Vasilescu examines the balance of power and topography. According to him, no form of invasion can defeat this vast country defended by a jungle, much larger than in Vietnam. Any (…)

The Japanese Army is now as strong as it was in the Second World War

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 21 December 2018

Like Germany, Japan has recovered the right to hold a genuine army. But, in contrast to Berlin, which lacks modest plans, Tokyo has gradually built up specific military equipment and modern weapons that allow it to project itself as a military power, anywhere in the world.

Why is the United States suddenly withdrawing from Syria?

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 21 December 2018

The US Air Force is condemned to defeat if it confronts the Syrian Arab Army, which now has in its possession Russian anti-air materials, the best in the world. The US’s only viable option is to leave, sparing itself any humiliation. History is repeating itself. Once before, in Iraq, the United (…)

Who profits from the incident in the Strait of Kertch?

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 3 December 2018

Valentin Vasilescu, an expert on military affairs, comments on the role of the Israeli and US reconnaissance planes in the incident at Kertch. These facts have been confirmed by the Russian FSB (which the Russian Federation’s Coast-Guards depend on) and which has disclosed videos recorded (…)

New US Nuclear Missiles Will Be Deployed In NATO Countries To Hit Moscow?

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 30 November 2018

NATO’s Trident Junction 18 exercise took place in Norway in late October and early November and was the largest Western exercise since 1980. It was the first exercises, in the winter conditions in the Arctic zone, after the announcement of United States to withdraw from the INF Treaty. It is (…)

Donald Trump, Moscow’s Providential Man

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 13 November 2018

How did President Donald Trump react to the news that the Russian hypersonic nuclear missile Avangard was up and ready? He announced that his country would withdraw from the INF Treaty. So, instead of making a plan to catch up and quickly developing hypersonic missiles, he intends to reassemble (…)

Fake news: Nato’s “interception” of Russian planes

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 5 November 2018

Almost every month, Nato announces that its interception at air protocols have been activated by a Russian airplane getting too close to the border of a Nato member state. These alarm bells constantly sirening in our ears, create the impression we are under a perpetual threat of war. Yet these (…)

Polemics with CNBC on the Russian hypersonic missiles

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 19 October 2018

In reaction to the article by Valentin Vasilescu revealing that in theory
Russia could sink US airplane carriers as they crossed the Gibralta
straits, the Pentagon has had a documentary published through CNBC. The US
news channel’s thesis is that Russian missile Avangard would not be able (…)

Russia can sink all airplane-carriers navigating in East Greenland

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 14 October 2018

In his previous article, Valentin Vasilescu demonstrated that it was impossible for the Pentagon to establish an anti-Russian blockade in the Mediterranean nor anywhere else. In this article, he applies his thesis and he shows us that the US no longer has the capacity to lead a naval war (…)

Implication of creating a modern integrated management of the Syrian air space

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 8 October 2018

The new Russian system of integrated management of data on the Syrian battlefield, is not uniquely conceived to prevent Israeli aggressions. It also makes it impossible for the United States and France to provide air support for their illegal bases in Syria. This is why, anticipating defeat, (…)

MiG-31: the vehicle for the “burevestnik”, the cruise missile of nuclear propulsion?

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 6 October 2018

According to US intelligence sources, the Russian tests on cruise missiles of nuclear propulsion have failed. However, the US’s ambassador to Nato has suddenly declared that the US would destroy the missiles that Russia constructed in breach of the treaty on intermediate range nuclear weapons. (…)

Russia is going to apply a total no fly zone in Syria

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 28 September 2018

While the international press is asking questions on the number and version of the S-300 missiles that will be delivered in two weeks to Syria, Valentin Vasilescu is more interested in the Russian anti-air set up. This is involves applying a total no-fly zone to the Westerners (Israeli (…)

Russia’s delivery of electronic warfare material to Syria is unstoppable

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 27 September 2018

Russia is following through with the decisions it took after the Russian Il-20 plane was destroyed on 17 September 2018 during a joint British- French – Israeli attack. The Russian Minister for Defense is supplying the Syrian army not just with S-300 (superior system of anti-air defence), but (…)

Russian and Belarusian Military Exercises: “Zapad 2017”

by Valentin Vasilescu

Bucharest (Romania) | 21 September 2017

Following the organization of the coup d’État in Ukraine, the installation of Nazis in Kiev and the independence of Crimea, Nato is feeding the paranoia of its East European members. Not only did Moscow protect the Crimeans from a government that had Nazis among its members, but conquered by (…)

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