Thomas Grove

Putin really used all the levers of the state to make the country as effective as possible in fighting the war. On the economic side, they basically just ramped up production of every major weapons system that they possibly could.

Putin really used all the levers of the state to make the country as effective as possible in fighting the war. On the economic side, they basically just ramped up production of every major weapons system that they possibly could.

Putin really used all the levers of the state to make the country as effective as possible in fighting the war. On the economic side, they basically just ramped up production of every major weapons system that they possibly could.

First and foremost, we've seen a massive injection of cash from the state put into the defense industry. And that's seen new factories being built. We've seen new production lines, expansion of production lines. And so we've seen this kind of massive ramp up of the defense sector.

First and foremost, we've seen a massive injection of cash from the state put into the defense industry. And that's seen new factories being built. We've seen new production lines, expansion of production lines. And so we've seen this kind of massive ramp up of the defense sector.

First and foremost, we've seen a massive injection of cash from the state put into the defense industry. And that's seen new factories being built. We've seen new production lines, expansion of production lines. And so we've seen this kind of massive ramp up of the defense sector.

They were in desperate need of men, especially towards the end of 2022. So in addition to mobilizing, they also created this kind of huge incentive system where they basically gave people, in some cases, as much as they would earn in an entire year as that signing bonus.

They were in desperate need of men, especially towards the end of 2022. So in addition to mobilizing, they also created this kind of huge incentive system where they basically gave people, in some cases, as much as they would earn in an entire year as that signing bonus.

They were in desperate need of men, especially towards the end of 2022. So in addition to mobilizing, they also created this kind of huge incentive system where they basically gave people, in some cases, as much as they would earn in an entire year as that signing bonus.

The success economically and in terms of attracting people has made a lot of analysts and policymakers in NATO very worried about, you know, what happens next. What kind of military are they going to have whenever the fighting's over? You know, once the fighting stops in Ukraine, can it pull back? And I think there's a lot of people who feel as though it will have trouble doing that.

The success economically and in terms of attracting people has made a lot of analysts and policymakers in NATO very worried about, you know, what happens next. What kind of military are they going to have whenever the fighting's over? You know, once the fighting stops in Ukraine, can it pull back? And I think there's a lot of people who feel as though it will have trouble doing that.

The success economically and in terms of attracting people has made a lot of analysts and policymakers in NATO very worried about, you know, what happens next. What kind of military are they going to have whenever the fighting's over? You know, once the fighting stops in Ukraine, can it pull back? And I think there's a lot of people who feel as though it will have trouble doing that.

Was wir hier betrachten, ist ein System, das die Art und Weise ändert, wie wir die nuklearen Waffen verstehen, als eines der größten nuklearen Kräfte auf der Erde. Russland ist etwas größer, mit mehr Kriegsführern. Aber durch den Kalten Krieg betrachten wir den Mutual Assured Destruction. Das war das Körnerstein der Deterrenzen.

Was wir hier betrachten, ist ein System, das die Art und Weise ändert, wie wir die nuklearen Waffen verstehen, als eines der größten nuklearen Kräfte auf der Erde. Russland ist etwas größer, mit mehr Kriegsführern. Aber durch den Kalten Krieg betrachten wir den Mutual Assured Destruction. Das war das Körnerstein der Deterrenzen.

Wir wollten nicht unseren Opponenten schießen, weil wir wussten, dass wir in Retaliation getroffen werden würden. Und so schifft sich das ganze Paradigm und schafft eine defensive Schiede, How does President Trump envision this defense system working? So he's looking at ground-based, space-based interceptors and he's very much put it as a shield against rogue states.

Wir wollten nicht unseren Opponenten schießen, weil wir wussten, dass wir in Retaliation getroffen werden würden. Und so schifft sich das ganze Paradigm und schafft eine defensive Schiede, How does President Trump envision this defense system working? So he's looking at ground-based, space-based interceptors and he's very much put it as a shield against rogue states.

And quite honestly, whenever previous administrations that have looked at missile defense shields and things like that, it's very much against rogue states because quite honestly... Es wäre sehr schwierig, sich gegen Peer-Missile zu schützen.

And quite honestly, whenever previous administrations that have looked at missile defense shields and things like that, it's very much against rogue states because quite honestly... Es wäre sehr schwierig, sich gegen Peer-Missile zu schützen.

Die Logik ist, dass das, was Nordkorea oder Iran potenziell auslösen würde, vielleicht weniger technologisch verbessert wäre als, sagen wir, was Russland, zum Beispiel.

Die Logik ist, dass das, was Nordkorea oder Iran potenziell auslösen würde, vielleicht weniger technologisch verbessert wäre als, sagen wir, was Russland, zum Beispiel.