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🇨🇿💥🇺🇦 BIG | Czech defense giant CSG is dramatically expanding large-caliber ammunition production as demand from Ukraine and European militaries continues to surge. According to Militarnyi, Czechoslovak Group (CSG) plans to manufacture approximately 850,000 rounds of large-caliber ammunition by the end of 2026. That would represent an increase of...

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🇺🇦🇱🇹🏭 Ukraine is taking another major step toward embedding its battle-tested defense industry directly inside NATO, with Ukrainian manufacturer DEMZ set to establish a new ammunition production and innovation hub in Lithuania. The project will expand production capacity for Ukraine while simultaneously strengthening Lithuania’s own defense-industrial base. The facilities in Alytus and the Prienai district are expected to create up to 450 jobs and will manufacture ammunition and components primarily for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, with allied militaries becoming a secondary market. The Lithuanian division will also develop and test new defense technologies to NATO standards. Construction of the new facility is scheduled to begin in autumn 2026, with production expected to launch by the end of 2027. The strategic value goes well beyond another ammunition factory. Ukraine is gradually integrating its wartime defense industry into NATO’s industrial ecosystem, while Lithuania gains direct access to Ukrainian manufacturing experience shaped by years of high-intensity warfare. This model simultaneously increases Ukraine’s supply resilience, expands European production and makes the Ukrainian defense industry an increasingly permanent part of Europe’s post-war security architecture. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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An economics lesson for Tucker Carlson from Britain’s Jacob Rees-Mogg. In reality, the war is what is currently keeping both the Russian economy and Putin’s power afloat. Ending the war will trigger a "demilitarization shock" to Russia’s budget. In recent years, state defense orders have been the main driver of Russia’s GDP growth. Russia plans to allocate 17.1 trillion rubles (~$201.6 billion) to military spending in 2027, a 32% increase compared with the 2026 budget. A sharp decline in the production of purely military goods (ammunition, armored vehicles) would cause a downturn in related industries and slow GDP growth in the first year. Hundreds of thousands of returning servicemen and defense-industry workers would face falling incomes. Replacing extremely high wartime payments with market-level wages in the civilian sector would be virtually impossible, which would also reduce consumer demand. The market would not be able to quickly absorb the millions of people connected to the army and military-industrial complex. The end of the war would also hit regions with a high concentration of defense plants hardest (Kurgan and Tula regions, Udmurtia, and Tatarstan), where factories would lose guaranteed demand. Russia’s budget is deeply in deficit (in the first half of 2026 alone, the deficit reached around 5.7 trillion rubles (~$67.2 billion)), and the liquid part of the National Wealth Fund has been depleted. Gold reserves have been sold. Transitioning from a wartime budget to a peacetime one would require enormous spending on social benefits, rehabilitation, and economic restructuring, while export revenues would remain under pressure from sanctions and prices. And I would not forget about the reparations that Russia will have to pay to Ukraine for its war crimes. Putin is destroying Russia - demographically, economically, geopolitically, and, worst of all, morally. By the way, I am sure Tucker Carlson understands all of this perfectly well.

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🇩🇪 BREAKING | The German defense giant Rheinmetall is entering a new phase of capacity expansion, as a result of which the assembly and filling process for 155-mm artillery shells will start at the plant in Unterlüß either this or next month. According to the schedule, the new enterprise in Lower Saxony will reach its design capacity of 350,000 shells per year after a full ramp-up. Taking into account the modernization of existing lines and the planned doubling of production in Ukraine from 150 to 300 thousand units, the total capacity of the concern by 2027 will reach an impressive 1.1 million shells, with a further growth prospect to 1.4–1.5 million units. The scale of these figures is particularly noteworthy against the backdrop that just a few years ago, such a production volume corresponded to the total output of all of Europe. Also, as noted, the company's CEO Armin Papperger is betting on creating a fully autonomous chain, where gunpowder, explosives, and shell casings are produced within the structure of a single company. All this not only minimizes logistical risks, but also transforms a single private concern into an industrial giant capable of meeting critical needs on a continent-wide scale. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇩🇪 BREAKING | The German defense giant Rheinmetall is entering a new phase of capacity expansion, as a result of which the assembly and filling process for 155-mm artillery shells will start at the plant in Unterlüß either this or next month. According to the schedule, the new enterprise in Lower Saxony will reach its design capacity of 350,000 shells per year after a full ramp-up. Taking into account the modernization of existing lines and the planned doubling of production in Ukraine from 150 to 300 thousand units, the total capacity of the concern by 2027 will reach an impressive 1.1 million shells, with a further growth prospect to 1.4–1.5 million units. The scale of these figures is particularly noteworthy against the backdrop that just a few years ago, such a production volume corresponded to the total output of all of Europe. Also, as noted, the company's CEO Armin Papperger is betting on creating a fully autonomous chain, where gunpowder, explosives, and shell casings are produced within the structure of a single company. All this not only minimizes logistical risks, but also transforms a single private concern into an industrial giant capable of meeting critical needs on a continent-wide scale. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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