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Russia Producing Three Times More Artillery Than All NATO Combined

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published July 8, 2026 · Mario Nawfal Interviews · BREAKING: TRUMP REVOKES IRAN SANCTIONS WAIVER AFTER STRIKES ON SHIPS - w/ Prof. David Gibbs
Russia Producing Three Times More Artillery Than All NATO Combined
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"Mark Rutte, I think a year ago, had said almost as a Freudian slip that Russia is producing more artillery— 3 times more artillery shells than all of NATO combined. Again, I don't see how they can lose if they're doing that."

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged Russia's artillery production exceeds all NATO countries combined by a factor of three, according to the professor citing the statement. Combined with Russia's nuclear arsenal and willingness to use it if facing existential defeat, the professor argues there is no pathway to Russian defeat short of nuclear war. Russia's military spending remains only 6.5% of GDP despite the war.

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