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WASHINGTON DC – Russia’s war machine in Ukraine, now in its fourth year, is surviving on a precarious lifeline of components and funds provided by a controversial alliance with Beijing, Tehran, and Pyongyang. If that support dried up, the prognosis is dire, with Atlantic Council experts’ assessment being brutally blunt: Russia’s military effort would look like “garbage.”
This stark geopolitical reality was the focus of an event hosted by the Washington-based think tank’s Eurasia Center on Thursday, which launched a new report, “The CRINK: Inside the new bloc supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine.”
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I mean, the Moscow war machine has ALWAYS been reliant on foreign powers to be strong.
During ww2, the US supplied 54% of ALL ammo used by the USSR, almost 57% of aviation fuel, and all of their trucks.
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Snippet from this article:
WASHINGTON DC – Russia’s war machine in Ukraine, now in its fourth year, is surviving on a precarious lifeline of components and funds provided by a controversial alliance with Beijing, Tehran, and Pyongyang. If that support dried up, the prognosis is dire, with Atlantic Council experts’ assessment being brutally blunt: Russia’s military effort would look like “garbage.”
This stark geopolitical reality was the focus of an event hosted by the Washington-based think tank’s Eurasia Center on Thursday, which launched a new report, “The CRINK: Inside the new bloc supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine.”
I mean, the Moscow war machine has ALWAYS been reliant on foreign powers to be strong.
During ww2, the US supplied 54% of ALL ammo used by the USSR, almost 57% of aviation fuel, and all of their trucks.