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To: Zhang Fei
Ultimately, the biggest winner of this aid package will be Russia.

The Russians will take even more of Ukraine, possess the most valuable part of it and that will bolster the Russian economy in the long term.

8 posted on 04/23/2024 8:05:07 PM PDT by Kazan
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To: Kazan

“the biggest winner of this aid package will be Russia.”

They will be on the receiving end of all these additional HIMARS (now with 300 Km range ATACMS rounds), GLSDBs, Stingers, Javelins and F-16s; as well as mountains of additional 155mm Artillery.

It is mathematically enough to turn most of the remaining old Soviet Ground Combat fleets of equipment into scrap metal.

When those inventories are expended (next year at Putin’s reckless burn rate), Russia’s Army will be reduced to mobs of foot soldiers, with a short cycle time between their initial induction to the Military and death. Putin is on track to demilitarize the Red Army, Black Sea Fleet, and Russian Tactical Aviation.

Math will have its day. This many superior Western weapons will destroy that many old Soviet vehicles and Artillery pieces. Resupply is almost entirely reconditioned Soviet vehicles and Artillery from storage. T-14 Armatas are not, and will not come to the rescue, after Putin finishes destroying the rest of Russia’s old Soviet Military inheritance.

China will simply walk in and take over the businesses, without having to fire a shot. They already are.

Putin has sacrificed Russia’s Military strength, wealth and future in his biggest attempted mafia heist since he stole Russia. Now Russians will have to watch their country degenerate into Novo North Korea - a poor oppressive satellite of China.


20 posted on 04/24/2024 3:41:49 AM PDT by BeauBo ( )
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