Russia has yet to resolve the challenges of providing its forces in Ukraine with adequate supplies and equipment. We know this because none other than Vladimir Putin has said substantially that, stating that Russian companies need to step up and improve the quality (and, one imagines, the quantity) of supplies for front-line forces in Ukraine
I asked for input on your Substack on theduran.local.com and all I got was this reply, so you seem to be correct on facts even if you are missing the facts on economics in the west, and now Ukraine is dark - All facts matter!
Evil Russian Imperialist@Russ_Imperialist wrote (So take all of this with a grain of Iranian drones):
to> @HenrikWallin "For one the pearls ar too small, while for another the soup is too thin".
As the army would never be too ready for upcoming war (you can be even more ready, no matter how long you prepare), so the already fighting regiments can always be better supplied. Basic needs are met for the absolute most of the troops. Can they be better supplied? Sure. Is it meaningful, or does it only postpone the start of operations? Every case is unique, and it can't be generalized.
I asked for input on your Substack on theduran.local.com and all I got was this reply, so you seem to be correct on facts even if you are missing the facts on economics in the west, and now Ukraine is dark - All facts matter!
Evil Russian Imperialist@Russ_Imperialist wrote (So take all of this with a grain of Iranian drones):
to> @HenrikWallin "For one the pearls ar too small, while for another the soup is too thin".
As the army would never be too ready for upcoming war (you can be even more ready, no matter how long you prepare), so the already fighting regiments can always be better supplied. Basic needs are met for the absolute most of the troops. Can they be better supplied? Sure. Is it meaningful, or does it only postpone the start of operations? Every case is unique, and it can't be generalized.