The exact location of Moscow was considered a state secret of

>>72593466

What kind of architecture are those?

>>72593675
Orthodox asiatic son of whore one

>>72593675
Ice cream

>>72593466
That's pretty cool. Satellites ruined a lot of cool things the Soviet Union did, like the secret closed cities they had which didn't even appear on maps. It's interesting how technology ruins stuff, like how cellphones ruined horror movies.

how can you fucking hide a large ass city lmao

>>72593961
Russian magic

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>>72593675
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tented_roof

>>72595141
Yes

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>>72593466
Moscow?
What Moscow?
Do you have some substantial proof on the existence of this "Moscow"?

>One of the most famous examples of US intelligence mistakes in the Cold War concerned the Soviet Backfire bomber, an item that the CIA guessed its capabilities rather grossly wrong, mainly because they were assuming it had comparable specs to US bomber aircraft, when it had a heavier frame due to load reasons and its engines were not as fuel-efficient due to the USSR's less sophisticated manufacturing capabilities

>The CIA were also completely in the dark about the R-7/Soyuz rocket family prior to its public unveiling to the world at the 1967 Paris Air Show. Its exact size, capabilities, number of rocket stages, ICBM deployment, and more were a total mystery. From tracking the core stage in orbit after Sputnik 1's launch, they guessed correctly it was a stage and a half design similar to Atlas, but various proposed drawings of the R-7 managed to be quite bizarre and not even close to the truth

They shouldn't have invented satellites then

>On the whole, US intelligence became more reliable and professional from the 1970s onward and less influenced by what the generals wanted to hear. President Eisenhower was correct in his belief that the military itself should not be trusted with intelligence gathering, as they were liable to exaggerate enemy threats to justify their annual budget.

>>72598003
desu after the 70s, we also stopping using the CIA to assassinate Third World leaders we didn't like.

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>>72593466

Silly american. You think you know Moscow?
You know nothing of Russia.