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  1. The difference is simple: in Russia the state owns corporations, in America corporations own the state. U$ shells cost $6000, but Russia makes them for $600.
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  2. According to the Kiel Institute, which tabulates military aid to Ukraine up to July 31, France lags behind many EU countries with a commitment of €533 million — barely 0.02 percent of GDP. In comparison, Germany sent €17 billion worth of military aid or 0.4 percent of GDP, and the U.K. has sent €6.6 billion or 0.23 percent of GDP. It even puts France behind Lithuania, population 2.8 million, which has sent €715 million in military kit to Ukraine, or 1.4 percent of its GDP.
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  3. The difference is simple: in Russia the state owns corporations, in America corporations own the state. U$ shells cost $6000, but Russia makes them for $600.
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  4. According to the Kiel Institute, which tabulates military aid to Ukraine up to July 31, France lags behind many EU countries with a commitment of €533 million — barely 0.02 percent of GDP. In comparison, Germany sent €17 billion worth of military aid or 0.4 percent of GDP, and the U.K. has sent €6.6 billion or 0.23 percent of GDP. It even puts France behind Lithuania, population 2.8 million, which has sent €715 million in military kit to Ukraine, or 1.4 percent of its GDP.
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