Ukraine had to spend 34% of its GDP on defence last year, the largest military burden of any country.
Just as a reminder to those who consider 2 or 3% GDP in deterrence a bad investment…
Numbers from SIPRI https://www.sipri.org/media/press-release/2025/unprecedented-rise-global-military-expenditure-european-and-middle-east-spending-surges
Just as a reminder to those who consider 2 or 3% GDP in deterrence a bad investment…
Numbers from SIPRI https://www.sipri.org/media/press-release/2025/unprecedented-rise-global-military-expenditure-european-and-middle-east-spending-surges
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Here in PL defense spending consists mostly of buying US/Korean arms with no cadres or ammunition required to put them to use. Theatrics.
Peace would be good business for some industries, but not for the arms industry.
I’ve heard Russia is just gas and oil but I’m wondering if they also make money from other war items.
How many other countries are involved in or threatening to be involved in conflict?
The pagers were a long standing counter measure to Hezbollah
Trump's private militia against us.