Russian factories tanks shells

The transcript discusses the Russian war economy, highlighting its focus on weapon and munitions production over public welfare. It describes the expansion of Russian arsenals, including tanks, guns, shells, and bombs, to ensure military readiness. The transcript concludes with a mention of the EU's response to the potential threat posed by Russia.

What does the text imply about the welfare of the people in the context of war production?

What is the significance of the phrase 'ready to strike at Stalin's command at a moment's notice'?