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There are still more Russian tanks in Ukrainian farmers barns, then in Russian forces.
"Stop showing how much better your leftover equipment is than our operational stuff!" >

This must be some serious vindication for the cold war era weapons designers. >

It's been going on ever since the cold war to be honest.. 
Take a 5 second look at US/NATO missile design and realize they have been preparing for combat that just wont ever exist short of a US/EU war. We have long been in a cycle of build a better weapon.. then build its direct counter.. which means we need to build a better weapon. >

“In peace, as a wise man, he should make suitable preparation for war.” - Horace >

"Angry dwarf yells at clouds." >


angry dwarf with poopy pants yells at clouds >

This means one thing: The Western arms deliveries are helping Ukraine and hurting Russia, and more than Russia can ever admit. 
HIMARS literally changed the whole war when it got introduced in the summer of 2022. All the air-defense systems are now making the Russian terrorist attacks more and more useless. The newest round of tanks and infantry vehicles will make the Ukrainian army's shock advances even more effective. Russia is losing this war, and losing very badly. >

I just wish they even longer range weapons / munition was provided ASAP. It would likely make a big difference even in low quantities. >

Ukraine has made their own drones that can go 1000km. US isn't stopping Ukriane's non US-donated weapons from striking inside Russia border >

And they may very well be secretly helping with development while washing their own hands :) >

Well technically Putin should also slam himself. He's giving Ukrainians tons of tanks and weapons and ammunition