Zato sto je rakete mijenjao ili zato sto nikome ne govori?

Ne radi se samo o gorivu vec i odrzavanju, remontu zbog povecanog broja radnih sati, place pilota, mehanicara i drugog prateceg osoblja i sve zbog asimetricne "prijetnje". Jer cak da Albanci dodju na takvu ideju, dovoljna su im dva propelerna aviona, pokrivena negdje pod hangarom i cekaju momenat.

Као што сам рекао, боље упослити ПВО на КЗБ-у. Али све ово само ако шиптари то и крену да раде.

Vjerovatno oboje, a prije će biti ovo drugo

Ja sam citao ranije da je vojsku napustio iz ekonomskih razloga i krenuo putem male privrede. Opet ne znam kako ne znaju provaliti sto je radio sa raketama, mislim, sigurno je neko sjedeo pored njega kad je obradjivao rakete a neka je sigurno ostala pa nek je rastave. Moguce da je neka novinarska patka

Korisno bi bilo procitati ovaj intervju sa Zoltanom Danijem: http://www.politika.co.yu/rubrike/Politika/t784.sr.html

Ne znam sada napamet, al znam da je bilo u vijestima da je Zoltan bio na jednom prijemu u Americkoj ambasadi u BG-u. Iako nije bio u vojsci a Ameri su ga zeljeli vidjeti, obukao je uniformu i bio na prijemu.
Inace, sistematski, uz disciplinu, inovaciju i malko srece postigao je podvig i nije nimalo politicki "obojen" vec pravi vojnik koji je obavljao svoju duznost savjesno.

Gospodin Zoltan je deo slagalice koji je nedostajao oko nevidljivog. Pitam se otkud tolika želja za publicitetom jednog skromnog i otadžbini odanog starešine ? Mislim da je u pitanju vešt marketing, ili se Zoltan pokajao zbog svoje skromnosti 

Pa vise nije u vojsci. Ali on je tip profesionalnog vojnika koji se nalazi u tehnici i trazi uvijek najbolje rijesenje. Naravno, moguce da dosta njih nisu omiljeni u vojsci jer izgleda kao da se prave "pametni". Ali mislim da je i zasluzio malo publiciteta jer vojske u bivsim Yu republikama padaju pomalo u zaborav...

Iran says still negotiating purchase of Russia's S-300 systems

01/02/2008 15:57 TEHRAN, February 1 (RIA Novosti) - A non-official Iranian news agency quoted a top diplomat as saying on Friday that Iran is still in talks with Russia on buying advanced S-300 air defense systems, despite an earlier denial from Moscow.

In December 2007, Russia's Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation said that the issue of the delivery of S-300 air defense missile systems to Iran, raised by the media, was not a subject of current negotiations and had not been discussed with the Iranians.

"The statement that many considered to be a denial of the negotiations on S-300 was simply a statement by a Russian official who referred to the latest round of military cooperation talks in Tehran [in December 2007]," Mehdi Safari said in an interview with the Iranian Students' News Agency (ISNA).

"However, the sides [Iran and Russia] are continuing work to study the possibility of delivering these [S-300] systems to Iran," Safari said.

The issue was first raised in December last year when Iranian Defense Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar said that Iran and Russia had agreed to deliver an unspecified number of advanced S-300 air defense complexes to the Islamic Republic under a previously signed contract.

The advanced version of the S-300 missile system, called S-300PMU1 (SA-20 Gargoyle), has a range of over 150 kilometers (about 100 miles) and can intercept ballistic missiles and aircraft at low and high altitudes, making this system an effective tool for warding off possible air strikes on Iran.

U.S. authorities have repeatedly called on Russia to stop arms deliveries to countries whose political regimes Washington disapproves of, including Iran.

However, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in October last year that Russia would not take into consideration attempts to impose arms deal restrictions "based on unilateral and politicized assessments". He said deliveries of Russian weapons were aimed exclusively at increasing the defense capability of the countries receiving them, and at maintaining their stability.

Moscow supplied Iran with 29 Tor-M1 air defense missile systems in late January under a $700-million contract signed in late 2005. Russia has also trained Iranian Tor-M1 specialists, including radar operators and crew commanders.