„Tatsächlich sprechen unsere Soldaten an der Front in allen Kampfbrigaden von einem großen Kaliber an Artillerie und weitreichenden Artilleriegranaten. Die Zahl der Abschusszonen nimmt zu „Ich danke Norwegen für diesen notwendigen Schritt“ – der ukrainische Präsident am Sonntag, den 10. Mai.
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So smart of Europe to collaborate this way, helping immediately and building a capacity for the future.
So dumb of Putin to give the reason.
Sometimes countries are good at tactics and bad at strategy, Russia is so bad at both
A quick Google search says that Russia has $75 TRILLION of natural resources. Imagine a country where wealth was just given to you for no other reason then you existing there. You can produce nothing, no movies, no technology, no medicine, no inventions of any kind, nothing, all you gotta do is sell your resources for hundreds of years and reap the benefits. Build world class cities that people want to move into, provide free medicine, hire the best doctors, best engineers to build state of the art… EVERYTHING, and instead you turn into the most broken country in the world.
Well production is unfortunately not starting anytime soon. There’s a group of communist protesters that have occupied a cabin where NAMMO is trying to build new production facilities and the authorities seem incapable of removing them. They’re the usual sort of idiots that Russian fake news have tricked into thinking its supplying weapons to Israel.
Then there’s the local environmentalists that are outraged that an area of the forest will be removed and that the Oslofjord will be more polluted by the new production. I can’t really argue against those two facts but right now we have a lot more pressing matters to deal with, most people live and act like Europe is at peace and there’s no threats.
This was the collaboration that any nation could have started years ago. Since the first year of the war, it was clear that the supply of 155mm shells was going to be a limiting factor and that NATO countries weren’t producing enough of them. Whichever country ramped up production would not only be able to supply Ukraine, but also supply the rest of NATO for years to come. It really should have been the US, but now Norway has finally taken up the task.