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Comment: Brian Berletic of New Atlas is a numbers wonk, and has been reporting about this almost since the SMO started.
Russia's 'command and control', 'excess capacity' industrial complex has been mocked by the free-market West since forever. BUT when she is in need, that complex, paired with the country's immense natural resources and friendly trade partners, can turn on a dime to produce whatever Mother Russia requires, while the West's private MIC enterprises waste time squabbling about 'return on investment'.