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There's no money problem, industrial power problem. They don't exist. No amount of money can solve this problem. The bitch was preparing for war for ten years, and he was really preparing, and factories were built in six months or a year, and people were trained and everything. He didn’t do shit, and the factories are now being put into operation for several years. NATO has reserves and some factories already, and Pynia, even if he strains the shit, only in a couple of years, something will begin to come out, and then if you really try, and not drink on the saw saw saw and saw to chase.
In the best years, UVZ made 500+ tanks a year. And after recent bankruptcies, salary delays and sanctions - even less. Aviation and helicopters at us under 200-300 units per year riveted all types. Armoured vehicles, like tanks, were fucking riveting. The military-industrial complex has been falling apart for years - there's only what you need to support your pants, that's it. The T-62 and T-54 are being taken out of storage for a reason.
All the talk about "putting the country on a military track" is nonsense - the rails are slowed down, and laying them again is not a task for a couple of months. Here, with all the desire, the country simply has nowhere to put.
I had an internship at the Mile factory, which assembles turntables, I know what I'm talking about. After the beginning of the war, the entire military-industrial complex will most likely have to be recreated from scratch - Soviet equipment with the current level of production does not beat in any way. It was massive to suffocate, the Russian Federation just can not pull such volumes, factories need to be rebuilt.
27 years from zero-kun