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They are going to have to at this rate.
They are low on rockets also. Being in Ukraine you really feel how less air raids now compared to first months. >

For artillery, it's probably logistic issues more to than shortage. Iirc, it's estimated that they've used 10/17 million shells, and might have gotten more from NK and Belarus. >

Gun barrels also have a limited useful life.  NATO built a refurbishing depot in Poland, but it is probably more challenging for Russia. >

True. I can't imagine Poland letting Russia build refurbishing depots there. >

God dammit I shouldn't have but I laughed. >

It's okay to laugh. Times are grim, we need all the safety valves to let out some steam. >

I wonder if they are going to beg North Korea for more ammo again.