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​​@@Tim5XAua! 1. Frage nicht verstanden. 2. Falsch verstandene Frage falsch beantwortet. 3. Wobei die Frage wahrscheinlich bereits schon falsch gestellt wurde. Ich nehme an, der Fragensteller möchte nicht wissen "wann", sondern "weshalb" trainiert die AAD10 auf dem Meer. Richtig? Der Antwortgeber hingegen hat verstanden "WO trainiert die AAD10 auf dem Meer" und wollte schreiben "in Frankreich", hat aber "auf französisch" geschrieben. 🙈🙈🙈

Und btw: Falls die Frage nun wäre: "Why"? Dann wäre die Antwort, daß es u.a. zu den Aufgaben der AAD10 gehört, allfällige Schweizer Geiseln im Ausland zu befreien. Da es denkbar ist, daß eine solche Geiselnahme auf einem Schiff auf dem Meer stattfindet (gab es in den vergangenen Jahren ja aufgrund Piraterie z.b. an der somalischen Küste ziemlich oft, wenn auch meines Wissens ohne Schweizer Opfer), müssen die Jungs, bzw wahrscheinlich ein spezialisierter Teil der AAD10, auf diese Eventualität vorbereitet/trainiert werden.

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Kaneshna eto ya ❤

Maybe you live in a different reality, but do you know who won the last CTC in 2023? It was the special unit of the Bern police, the Enzian. Do you know who won in 2019? The special unit of the Argau police, the Argus. You may not like to hear this, but just because the USA or Russia have large and powerful armies doesn't mean anything about their special forces. And let's not even start with Chechnya, without Russiathey are nothing. and yeah, we stay neutral.

Stay neutral, absolutely agree. For the rest, not so sure .... :-)

Hey there, we need to be able to defend our neutral position if things get serious. The AAD 10 is trained for defensive operations and evacuations. In therms of your other statements about the Spetsnaz please keep in mind that the Spetznas got fucked up by some ukrainians playing with drones. Sure the AAD 10 is not the best special force in the world but they can always compete in the top 10 by international events for special forces. Neutral doesnt mean that we are not allowed to defend ourselves.

I don't think the author of the "Spetsnaz and Chechens" comment even knows what he's talking about. First of all, which "Spetsnaz" are we talking about? SSO? FSB Vympel? OMON? There are numerous units in the Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and various ex-Soviet-Union countries' armies and police forces that are all some kind of "Spetsnaz", so this first part doesn't make any sense. Second, the Chechens (rebels) that you are probably referring to may be some of the most brutal savages, but they are also pretty close to being the most useless, uneducated and unskilled fighting force on this planet, so again, just no. Maybe you would like to point out what exactly you didn't like about the things that were shown in the video. I did see some things myself that I found questionable, and if you have concrete criticism to add, we can talk about that. But your statement as it stands now has no credibility.

@@graphbobby We have an actual war in Ukraine where the Russian forces are showing what they do to a massive NATO trained and equipped army, while maintaining very low relative casualties (Mediazona has the most accurate Russian casualty figures). Akhmat were directly involved in the highly successful taking of Mariupol against the elite Ukrainian Azov. As for you your utterly ignorant comments and pedantic pissiness, thats your problem not mine. The reality is that the West did, and still does to some extent, massively underestimate the strength, ability and discipline of the Russian armed forces. This reality now dawning on the idiot elites who allowed their nations to be dragged into this disaster.