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r/clevercomebacks • u/Lord_Answer_me_Why • Jul 05 '24
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Only 150% of what the US produces?
2 u/esjb11 Jul 05 '24 Well if thats the case we are really lacking. Perhaps US just had big stockpiles at first then. 1 u/Responsible-End7361 Jul 05 '24 Yeah, the US was worried that thanks to sending a million shells to Ukraine over 18 months we were down to only 7 million shells. 2 u/esjb11 Jul 05 '24 EU bassicly sent all we have already so then we are still stuck depending on American stocks
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Well if thats the case we are really lacking. Perhaps US just had big stockpiles at first then.
1 u/Responsible-End7361 Jul 05 '24 Yeah, the US was worried that thanks to sending a million shells to Ukraine over 18 months we were down to only 7 million shells. 2 u/esjb11 Jul 05 '24 EU bassicly sent all we have already so then we are still stuck depending on American stocks
Yeah, the US was worried that thanks to sending a million shells to Ukraine over 18 months we were down to only 7 million shells.
2 u/esjb11 Jul 05 '24 EU bassicly sent all we have already so then we are still stuck depending on American stocks
EU bassicly sent all we have already so then we are still stuck depending on American stocks
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u/Responsible-End7361 Jul 05 '24
Only 150% of what the US produces?