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That is why the endless discussions on what spares we can give to Ukraine are essential but there needs to be a more systematic approach into what we can produce and deliver based on some sort of lend lease.Lacking artillery, lacking soldiers...this is the outcome.
Almost no new drone droping bombs on orcs. maybe they finally learned and found a solution for it.
Ukes will have a hard time in this pace.
This war simply explodes all forecasts of ammunitions and hardware that were projected in our short small interventionnist wars against ragtag bands of rebels and terrorists.
The delivery of a short list of crucial weapons needs to be established, massively produced as well as ammunition, and it' s not enough to send out anything that was just sitting there in the course of a conflict that is far from over.
We make fun of Russia a lot, but they compensate lower skills of many of their units by a massive wave and a sacrificial attitude. In the film "By dawns early light" the crazy general played by Rip Torn goes on saying that the Russians never cared about casualties.
The Ukrainians were and remain the underdogs, it' s just that they have achieved miracles with what they have, weapons and courage combined.
EDIT: anyways remembering this still consoles on how the russian ambitions have shrunk.
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