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Russian Defence Production 2023 - Can Russia keep up with equipment attrition in Ukraine?
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Really interested to check this video out when I have a chance. My initial thoughts are that this ship sailed a while ago, got a hole punched in it by a naval drone, then was towed to Sevastopol for repair before being destroyed by a storm shadow.
Yeah. Even if they can keep up, it will only be for a few years, and it will wreck their economy for multiple reasons.
But Ukraine has its own challenges. Not only is its industrial sector being regularly bombed, but it has to depend upon the West not losing interest. It's a race to see which happens first: Russian collapse or Western disengagement.