Comments by "Omega Z" (@omegaz3393) on "West's Sanctions Can't Stop Putin's War Machine? CSIS Says Russia Has Ample Missiles For Ukraine War" video.

There's nothing new here. 60k to 80k artillery rounds pet day for months on end. However, that has declined to 15k to 20k per day. They're currently using artillery shells produced as far back as early 1930's. They're production capacity was around 22k rounds per month running 2 shifts. They've increased shifts to 12 hours thus they can manufacture somewhere around 30k per month or 1k per day for use. They also retuned munitions from countries where they are involved and obtained some artillery shells from North Korea(will be limited). So artillery barrages will gradually decline as well. Also, increasing production will take several years as most of the precision equipment required falls under sanctions. That means it will be very hard to obtain. As some intelligent people have said from the start. A large reduction. Not that they would run out. Early on, they were launching between 80 & 100 missiles nearly every day. Now it's a couple times a month and half as many missiles with Shahed drones making up a large portion of the mix. So, far less missiles and more sporadically launched. They need to accumulate missiles from new production over a couple weeks to do this. Just as they are limited in artillery shells, they are also limited to how many missiles they can manufacture. Somewhere around 75-100 per month of all types combined. Remember they launched that many on average nearly everyday in the beginning. But, don't take my word for it. Putrid himself has said they have a shortage of precision weapons. And Prigozhin complained about a lack of munitions and well. What Prigozhin didn't realize was they weren't short supplying him on purpose. They simply can't produce them fast enough. With Prigozhin out of the way, the ruZZian soldiers themselves are making the same complaints. They've not got enough munitions of any kind. Soldiers being sent to the front with 2 clips of ammo with few or no grenades. Most of them get only intermittent food rations & water. So. Things are not great for the ruZZians and it's highly improbable that it will improve. And Putrid has even said additional mobilization will have little effect and is very limited. Keep this in mind. If Putrid does another mobilization to increase the military size, aside from a lack of kit for them, it reduces the labor force that's needed to produce that kit. You're stealing from one to supply the other. No net gain. Ukraine on the other hand has western resources to manufacture that kit.
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