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Russia produces more weapons and ammunition than it needs for the war in Ukraine
In an interview with the ARD TV channel, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said that Russian military warehouses are now filled with weapons and ammunition.
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ISW analysts: Russian forces are likely to intensify drone and missile strikes in Ukraine in the coming weeks. This is how they want to inflict maximum damage to the country's infrastructure and defense-industrial base before US aid arrives. pic.twitter.com/bbQeWzuycD
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“In February 2022, Russia had a far better equipped and trained army. I simply can’t see that it is better now.”
A look at Russia’s manpower and firepower advantages in Ukraine – which US aid may do a lot to counteract. with @ChristopherJM @JP_Rathbone
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Oksana Markarova, Ukrainian ambassador in the United States: Ukraine needs to start producing our own air defense systems and missiles for them.
"Even after our victory, Russia is not going anywhere. We need to produce more," @OMarkarova said.
📹: Yevropeyska Pravda pic.twitter.com/E6qZijtqa5
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