To put things in context, the raw production figure is only closely matched by the PCL-181 SPH, with the manufacturing power of Norinco (unk but likely 200+ per annum), and the South Korean K-9 (240 annum), primarily built in Hanwha Aerospace’s Plant 3. https://t.co/2Ycs6JK4n0 pic.twitter.com/W3CjOmfGVV
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Ukrainian factories are reportedly producing up to 36 2S22 Bohdana 155mm self-propelled artillery systems every month.
That figure represents a massive increase in Ukrainian defense production capabilities, making the Bohdana one of the most widely produced SPHs in the world. pic.twitter.com/eAFSMgIxrd
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MSNBC political analyst and chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, Peter Baker, shares his thoughts on President Trump’s first meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy since their heated exchange in the Oval Office last February. He also reacts to Trump doubting whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to end the war in Ukraine and Trump’s criticism of Baker’s articles in The New York Times.