From Armata to Waste | Ministry of Attack Part 2
Corruption and embezzlement are the main problems facing the Russian army, but despite the façade of fighting them, the problems with supplying the Russian army haven't disappeared; they're only getting worse. The fact is, war is corruption.
Today, we'll examine how the Russian army approached the war against Ukraine in a "superposition," where everyone had everything on paper, while on the ground, entire columns of vehicles were grounded due to fuel shortages.
Theft in the Russian Armed Forces has no beginning, and until the system built by Putin collapses, there will be no end. Corruption, embezzlement, and shortages are nothing new, but relying on self-sufficiency for supplies is a very old phenomenon, familiar to any military man.
Let's look at how total theft and lies not only destroyed the army's combat effectiveness but also led it step by step to this criminal war. And we'll answer the question of why, under the current system and while this war is ongoing, nothing will get better.
00:00 Intro
01:10 Introduction
03:40 "Cannibal Ensigns"
04:14 From the 90s to the 2000s
08:00 Scenario of an Inspectorate Arrival
09:09 Putin's Ministers
11:37 "Slavyanka"
12:45 Drank on Rearmament
14:14 "Digitalization"
15:55 Property Services
18:00 Memories: Harsh Gauze
18:41 How to Write Off Everything and Get It Back
22:49 Never Gave Birth - Not a Man
23:18 Two Soldiers and a Shovel
24:25 "Invoices from Yaroslavl"
25:01 "Quality"
25:31 Quality Control Boots
26:35 All at Your Own Expense
28:47 Company Cash Registers
31:27 Alternative Supply
33:48 How Hiding thefts
36:40 Inventory
39:16 Army in superposition
40:21 Homeless and Colonies
42:38 A terrible outcome
44:55 War is corruption
47:52 Ending