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In this world, there is a force that allows the army to gain a foothold on the battlefield with ample weapons and ammunition.
And the source of this power actually comes from India, a country thousands of miles away from Russia.
Have you heard of NATO? It's the 32-member Union.
They have been supporting Ukraine and providing all kinds of assistance, especially those precious artillery shells.
But you know what, even with so much aid, Ukraine is running out of shells.
However, at the same time, there is a constant flow of Russian weapons and ammunition, and their T-90 tanks are fighting more and more, as if they never stop.
Someone has revealed the astonishing fact that Russia's largest source of weapons is none other than India.
Yes, that's right, the same country that has a large stockpile of Russian-style equipment and ammunition.
It is said that India's army reserves are sufficient to supply the Russian army for two or three years.
What is even more shocking is that India can also produce Russian-style tanks and armored vehicles and export weapons to Russia.
Not only that, but India has a secret - they export shells to Ukraine.
It is said that India's Brangir Arsenal is one of the largest large-caliber artillery shell production groups in Asia, and they have 9 large ammunition production groups.
That's why in this conflict, Russia has always had so much weapons and ammunition, because they have endless support from India.
I have to say, India is such a smart country.
They have achieved a win-win situation for all parties through trade with Russia and arms deals with NATO and Ukraine.
Not only can you clear your own inventory, but you can also order new products, which is a double win.
Poor Ukraine, but the aid it receives is so limited.
Although the United States has carried out a series of arms and ammunition assistance to Ukraine, the number is limited, not even warplanes, only a small number of helicopters.
Although artillery and anti-aircraft weapons also had a certain scale, the amount of ammunition was not very large.
This assistance may be able to sustain Ukraine's military, but it will not change their situation in the face of Russia.
In this way, the United States has been providing Ukraine with various kinds of assistance for the past 25 months, but these assistance cannot shake Russia's hegemony.
After all, in this war, weapons and ammunition are the key to victory, and India seems to have become the most important player in this conflict.
In this conflict of fire and iron, it seems that every slight change can determine the course of the entire battle.
However, as the old saying goes, "a gun shoots the first bird", in this world, the availability of weapons and ammunition often determines who has the last laugh.
What was the important role of India, a country rich in culture and vast land, in this war? Perhaps, there are more stories and interests behind this.
First, let's take a look at India's trade relationship with Russia.
The Asian giant has long been one of Russia's important trading partners.
Trade between the two countries covers a wide range of areas, from energy resources to military equipment.
Especially in the military sphere, India has always been one of Russia's most loyal customers.
Russian-style tanks, planes, and missiles are almost everywhere, and the source of these weapons can often be traced back to India's purchase orders.
What is even more remarkable is that India is not just a buyer of weapons, they are also a major weapons manufacturer.
Since its inception, India's defense industry has been committed to independent research and development and production of military equipment.
Despite its late start, India's defense industry is now sophisticated enough to go from design to manufacturing independently.
Therefore, it is not difficult to understand why India is able to maintain close cooperation with Russia in terms of military equipment, and is even able to provide technical support and product exports to Russia.
However, this partnership is not limited to Russia and India.
As a geopolitically important country, India also maintains close military cooperation with many other countries.
NATO, Ukraine and other countries are among India's partners.
Especially in Ukraine, India is not only a buyer of weapons, but also an exporter of weapons.
The Brangil Arsenal, one of the largest large-caliber artillery shell production groups in Asia, supplies Ukraine with a large amount of military equipment.
Although this kind of behavior of "selling to two countries under the banner of one artillery shell factory" may sound a little strange, it is not an unusual thing in today's world full of conflicting interests.
In such a big chess game full of intertwined interests and complex entanglements, every country is striving to maximize its own interests.
Russia needs a steady supply of weapons, and India needs Russia's support to maintain its own national security.
NATO needs a stable border with Eastern Europe, and Ukraine needs external assistance to counter Russian aggression.
And in the interweaving of all this, India seems to have become an indispensable player, putting its own interests first, but also influencing the direction of the whole situation to a certain extent.
However, no matter who you are, you can't always stand at the top of your interests.
In this complex world, every choice has a cost and risk.
Just like in this conflict, while India is involved in its own way, they also face enormous challenges and risks.
After all, war is never an easy game, and no one is immune to this contest of fire and iron.
Therefore, perhaps in this complex world, we should learn to look at every choice more rationally and understand more deeply the challenges and dilemmas faced by each country.
Perhaps only with such understanding and respect can we find common solutions and make the world a more peaceful and stable place.
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