Russia, in its ruthless pursuit of military power, has announced the production and modernization of more than 1,600 main battle tanks over the next three years, like a herd of steel beasts rising from the depths.
Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed these plans in an interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin, indicating a blue future war on the horizon.
Iron snow case in Ukraine
Putin stated that around 420-440 of these metal titans would be shipped to Ukraine, noting a significant increase in weapons.
The total number of Russian tanks would exceed three times the number of Ukrainian armed forces and may even more than triple.
And, if we talk about aviation, there is an even stronger difference, with a difference of 10 orders of magnitude.
An eye for an eye arm type
Meanwhile, Russia is monitoring Western plans to supply Ukraine with weapons and ammunition. According to Russian estimates, the United States currently produces between 14,000 and 15,000 shells per month, with the expectation that this will increase to 75,000 shells by 2025.
Arms competition is increasing, with each nation struggling for military strength with its own national development goals.
Rise of the Soviet Titans
Despite the ambitious tank production plan, the Russian military continued to rely on remnants of Soviet-era weapons.
The UK Ministry of Defense has estimated that around 800,000 T-62 tanks have been maintained by warehouses and are being retrofitted with better surveillance systems.
These ancient iron warriors, like phoenixes rising from the ashes, return to battle as the First Guards Tank Army, Russia’s main force.
In this new chapter of modern warfare, mechanical beasts rise up, roaring and unleashing their heroic might of steel and fire.
Unwillingly the nation rages in arms, and the world watches intently as the monsters of the modern age unfold, while the fate of nations hangs in the balance.
