All right, Alexander, let's talk about the conflict in Ukraine and let's talk about weapons

production connected to conflict in Ukraine.

CEO of NATO, Mark Urute told the New York Times the other day in an interview that Russia

produces more weapons in three months than all of NATO or all of the West,

I forgot his exact words, produces in one year.

He's made the statement in the past, so he talked about this a few months ago as well.

Quite an admission from the NATO CEO, quite an admission

from a leader of the Collective West, to go from Russia's running out of weapons and missiles

and they're using shovels to now Russia is producing more in three months than all of the

collective West produces in a year.

And I would probably take a guess and say Russia produces more in one month,

at least when it comes to ammunition and missiles and stuff like that that all of the

collective West does in a year.

And when I say all of the collective West, I mean the United States as well, it's not only

Europe.

I don't think Ruta is talking only about Europe.

He's talking about Europe, Canada, the United States, the entirety of NATO is being outproduced by Russia big time.

Anyway, your thoughts on military production.

It is absolutely true.

And bear in mind, this is being said now in three and a half

years into a war, the Ukraine war, which it's been widely acknowledged is ultimately an industrial

war. It is a war of production. I mean, I can remember, you know, then they were saying earlier

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