Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "Russian invasion of Ukraine [15 Sept 2022]" video.

After this war, Ukraine is going to have so much experience with Soviet weapons, NATO weapons, and even non-NATO weapons, that it'll get to pick all it's favorites for standardizing it's military! "Oh, we'll take some American F-16's, we'll switch all our Self-Propelled Howitzers to Polish Krabs, we'll order some more German Gepard for Anti-aircraft, we'll take some more British NLAWs, we'll order a bunch more Australian Bushmasters, etc." Lol
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@colonelradec8268 I don't know enough about the militaries of Germany, the UK or France to know if they don't have enough, but in regards to Poland, Canada and the USA, this is simply not true. Currently the USA is gearing up for Lend-Lease which starts in October. Already production numbers of Stingers and Javelins are increasing. F-35 production is steady. The US currently about 1,400 Abrams tanks in storage in Arizona that it could lend some to Ukraine (it currently has about 30 leased to Poland, of I remember correctly). Poland has brand new Abrams tanks on order from the USA (the latest SEP V3 variant) which are set to start delivery next year. Poland has also signed a deal for local production of the Korean K2 tank, which starts in 2025, I believe. So no NATO, isn't going to run out of weapons. Lmao. That's just stupid 🤣
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@colonelradec8268 I see the article posted in July of this year that the Bundeswehr was running low on ammo and weapons to give Ukraine, but they must've found a way since they just delivered 4 more Gepard to Ukraine. I don't see what's funny, because supposedly Russia is also asking North Korea and Iran for weapons and ammo.
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@nicolasheredia956 I imagine it'll take some time for Ukraine to rebuild, but I agree. Ukraine was a major military vehicle and shipbuilder for the Soviet Union and much of that industry stayed after independence. It was fledgling, but it had exported some vehicles to places like Indonesia. Ukraine had the T-84, the BTR-3, the BTR-4 as well as home-produced Malyuk (or Vulcan). I think Ukraine will definitely design and/or upgrade some of its own vehicles as it gets exposure to Western weapons and then, I think it'll decide what it wants to produce itself and what it wants to import. Ukraine is a big country, but I don't believe it will be able to expand its military industry to the size of something like, the US for example, for everything it needs.
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@BlackoutGootraxian I'm not sure about inner conflicts in Ukraine. The separatist regions in the east (Donetsk and Luhansk) were some Russian-loyalists and Russian Nationalists that are working for the Kremlin. I know that Ukraine has had corruption issues, but there were police reforms in 2015 and I believe President Zelensky has been working to crack down on corruption. It's common knowledge among tourists and Russian expats that Russia also has much corruption, yet Russia seems to be functional and stable. And every time I mention Russian corruption to Russian Nationalists, they tell me the USA is also corrupt. The USA is one of the most stable countries in the world, especially when it comes to finances. That's why so many countries invest in the USA. So I'm not worried about Ukraine. I'm sure they can be just as stable and successful as Russia or the USA.
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@elyisusking3603 I know every geopolitic
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Does this mean that Germany will also pay reparations for bombing Rotterdam and London?
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