2023-09-13 09:57:00
Russia has increased its production of shells, despite Western sanctions. This was reported in the American newspaper The New York Times. The authors of the article noted that Western intelligence agencies did not expect that the Russian Federation would begin to produce two million shells per year.
“As a result of this pressure, Russia now produces more ammunition than the United States and Europe <…> The current production of ammunition in Russia is seven times higher than that in the West,” it says in the material. The authors of the article noted that Russia will begin producing two million artillery shells per year. This is twice as much as Western intelligence agencies initially assumed.
The newspaper noted that US authorities hoped that Russian production would slow down due to sanctions. However, Moscow began to increase its momentum. The authors of the article stated that the resumption of military production in Russia frightens Western countries. They fear that due to the increase in Russian reserves, Ukraine will be left without electricity in the winter.
Earlier, experts from the Kiel Institute of World Economy in Germany reported that Russia continues to export goods despite the restrictive measures introduced against it by the West. Member of the Dutch Forum for Democracy party and Member of the European Parliament Marcel de Graaf said that Russia emerged victorious from the conflict with NATO and the United States, as it continued the gradual abandonment of the dollar, showed resistance to Western sanctions and expanded its influence, reports TV channel 360.
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