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How Ukraine armed the U.S. against Iran: comments

quoteKam Eftekhar

July 16, 2009, 00:03

What a stupid premise. Do you really think that the Russians would leak or allow one of their allies to divulge codes or sell a radar unit to the U.S? That would leave their own air defense vulnerable to foreign (US) attack. Would the US ever do such a thing. I don't see how you guys even think of such crap!

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