r/polandball May the justice be with us 6d ago

contest entry An eye-catching technology

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u/Forever_Everton Daegu: Hotter than the Sahara, colder than Siberia 6d ago

South Korea stopped shipping tear gas to Bahrain in 2014, but it's still fucking disgusting the government let it happen for so long

People born before the late 80s here would know just how nasty that shit is

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u/Zebrafish96 May the justice be with us 6d ago

Korean ver.

Special thanks to /u/userkyarameru for the inspiration.

During Bahraini anti-government uprising in 2011~2014, the police used tear gas on protesters. And most of those tear gas was imported from Korea.

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u/userkyarameru Bahraini-Iranian 4d ago

my pleasure

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u/Slight-Reporter-1878 5d ago

Holy shit bahrain mentioned 🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭🇧🇭

Also crazy timing My family moved into bahrain just around the eve of 2015 😭 Missing a whole side arc.

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u/userkyarameru Bahraini-Iranian 4d ago

hello there and yes your family came right after hell was resolved

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u/Agreeable_Whereas334 5d ago

As Turkish our tabks and SPGs are based off Korean ones too. We also domestically improved them

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u/Weird_Happening1627 Drinking vodka with a bear 5d ago

That one moment when you learn the most expensive Samsung product is a howitzer

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u/DerpDaDuck3751 South Korea 4d ago

They also used to license produce F-16s, but you've got to understand a lot of these chaebol-related companies usually operate with quite a distance from other divisions, especially in heavy industries. For example, HD Hyundai isn't financially related to the hyundai motor company.

Now Samsung Aerospace has been split up and forms KAI and Hanwha Aerospace, aircraft assembly to KAI and land defense/jet engine manufacturing to Hanwha.

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u/DerpDaDuck3751 South Korea 4d ago

People sometimes dislike german weapons export laws because they're pretty strict, but on weapons like these, it's more than justified