and then i 'll talk with some kind of trick with maxim shapovalenko, deputy director of the center fors of strategy and technologies maxim hello. greetings fedor e. should we take it literally? the lamentations that now sound literally every day, there really is a big expense, but the means of destruction. but what we call the usual word ammunition is, uh, supplies already from the available stock of the military departments of the western countries of technology, but i think that this is still far from exhaustion and one cannot say that in the near future these landings may be completed force exhaustion stock. no, this is still far from the case, but they have some. well do not know or has a formal informal below, which you can't let go. there is definitely no. it's all enshrined in regulations. it should be another problem there in the 90s and at the beginning of the 2000s, the western defense-industrial complex underwent optimization, it is clear that after the cold war there was a demand for weapons. it has fallen sharply and the conflict potential has decreased, and those conflict

maxim shapovalenko, deputy director of the center for analysis of strategy and technology maxim greetings fedor, is it even worth taking literally these complaints, which now sound literally every day, there really is a big expense, and the means of destruction for what we call the familiar word ammunition is e. the rates are already from the available stock of the military departments of the western countries of technology. well, i think that this is still far from being exhausted and one cannot say that in the near future these indulgences can be completed by the force of depletion of the reserve. no, this is still far from the case, but they have some. well, i do not know or has a formally informal below, which cannot be released. there is definitely no. it's all enshrined in nato regulatory documents, and there is another problem in the nineties and began on the lions of western defense. industrial complexes. has undergone optimization, and it is clear that after the cold war. yeah, the demand for weapons has plummeted and conflict. and those conflicts that, uh, we observed in the nin

otherwise, i 'll talk with maxim shapovalenko, deputy director of the center for analysis of strategy and technologies maxim hello. greetings fedor e. is it even worth taking literally these complaints, which now sound literally every day, there really is a big expense, and there are means of destruction for what we call the familiar word ammunition and supplies are already from the available stock e military departments of western countries of technology, but i i think that this is still far from being exhausted, and it cannot be said that in the near future these indulgences can be completed by the exhaustion of the reserves. no, it's still far away. not so, but they have some. well, i do not know or has a formally informal below, which cannot be released. there is definitely no. all this is enshrined in nato regulations, and there is another problem in the nineties. well, in the international review program. we will continue a little later, and now the cadres of the press service of the president of russia good evening, please, i ask you, dear friends. 15 years ago, the rostec stat