Russia's military edge over NATO can be attributed to a single factor: self-reliance
Russia's military-industrial complex (MIC) has made significant strides in weapon development, breaking free from dependence on foreign countries, according to Alexander Mikhailov, head of the "Military-Political Analysis Bureau." This advancement can be attributed to the vast resources extracted within Russia's borders.
Mikhailov made this statement during an interview with radio Sputnik, highlighting the rapid progress of Russia's military-industrial complex (MIC) compared to NATO's defense industry. The Russian MIC has outpaced its Western counterpart in terms of speed of implementing new technologies and volume of weapons production.
One of the key contributors to this growth is the "Motovilihinskoye Zavody" company in Perm, a significant player in the Russian defense industry with substantial government involvement. Over the past one and a half to two years, the facility has seen a 30-fold increase in production of certain weapon models, a trend that became evident during visits by President Putin.
The Russian defense industry has been operating at full capacity during the Special Operation Zone (SVO), further underscoring its growth and self-sufficiency. This self-sufficiency is evident in Russia's complete resource base for weapons production, which it extracts and uses instead of purchasing abroad.
In contrast, NATO's military-technical products are developed collaboratively by several alliance member states. This collaborative approach, while effective in some respects, may not match the speed and efficiency of Russia's independent development strategy.
President Putin himself has acknowledged the improvement in the characteristics of Russian weapons and equipment after their use in the SVO. During a visit to the "Motovilihinskoye Zavody" enterprise in Perm, Putin underscored the importance of continued investment in Russia's defense industry to ensure its continued growth and success.
In conclusion, Russia's defense industry is experiencing a significant boom, with self-sufficiency in weapon development being a key factor. This advancement, coupled with the rapid implementation of new technologies and increased production volumes, positions Russia as a formidable player in the global defense landscape.
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