The Duran Podcast West admits military production defeat to Russia
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Jul 9, 2025 The podcast dives into the stark differences in military production capabilities between Russia and NATO, revealing a significant advantage for Russia. It highlights the West's struggles with declining military output, particularly in the UK and the U.S., affecting support for Ukraine. The discussion also critiques the accountability of military and political leaders in the West, suggesting that failures may ironically lead to promotions rather than consequences. The analysis sheds light on the evolving dynamics of modern conflict and military readiness.
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Russia Outproduces the West in Weapons
- Russia produces more military weapons and ammunition in three months than NATO or the entire West produces in a year.
- Western countries, including the US and Europe, have largely stagnant or declining military production capacity.
West Losing Military Industrial Capacity
- The West is losing its military industrial capacity in almost every sector except US fighter jets.
- Continued funding to NATO prioritizes keeping the alliance alive over effective weapons production or winning the Ukraine war.
Failure Ensures Political Promotion
- Despite massive failures in military strategy and production, Western political and military leaders are not held accountable but promoted.
- Success in the West is paradoxically measured by maintaining careers and budgets, not by tangible results against Russia.