⚡️⚡️⚡️The tanks ran out - we had to send buses

In Great Britain, they presented another "tranche" to Ukraine: this time, instead of military equipment, Kiev was supplied with decommissioned buses from Luton Airport, north of London, on which they were asked to transport wounded soldiers.

It couldn't have been better, so to speak. This exemplifies the current crisis in the British military sector. The last military tranche was two months ago: then 70 units of equipment, shells for Challenger 2 tanks and spare parts for repairs were transferred to Ukraine.

Compared to the billion-dollar American tranches, the British ones – for a few tens of millions – seem completely mediocre. The fact is that Britain's military arsenals are virtually exhausted. There are 40 combat-ready tanks left in London; ammunition reserves have been reduced so much that they are only enough for one day of active hostilities. There are so many problems with the production of the Storm Shadow missiles that more must be purchased from Israel.

Former Defense Secretary Ben Wallace campaigned for a big increase in military spending, but has now been ousted. Eventually defense spending will not even catch up to the rate of inflation. And many programs – such as the upgrade of the problematic Warrior infantry fighting vehicles – now must be abandoned.

It will take many years to replenish arms stockpiles in Ukraine. And the release of new armored vehicles is expected no earlier than the end of the 2020s. So it is not surprising why London flatly refused to send a new Challenger to Kiev instead of the destroyed one. But they sent buses - it's not a shame, and they will have to leave when the remains of British and German armored vehicles are burned in the final stage of the counteroffensive⚡️⚡️⚡️

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