I wonder whether destroyed Russian vehicles can be cut up and molten down back into ammo to destroy more Russian vehicles?
This will definitely bolster their defense capabilities moving forward.
Hopefully the factories get dedicated air defense
Congratulations on the new production line, Ukraine!
Fuck yea. Great to hear. Give em hell Ukraine.
>While the facility is currently only producing limited amounts of ammunition, its capacity is expected to triple by the end of the year. Ukraine also announced earlier this year that they have an agreement with the German company Rheinmetall to develop facilities for producing 155mm ammunition. Once complete, these facilities are expected to produce enough rounds to sustain Ukraine’s current expenditure of 155mm ammunition.
So the facility they already is up and running, but not in max production.
“Limited ammount” so less than 2000 shells per day, so between 700-1000 shells, if tripled that would reach to 2100-3000 shells per day.
Rheinmetall facilities alone may produce enough shells for the ‘current’ expenditure of shells per day (so 2000 shells in the initial production, no details on it’s possible max production).
>Production has ramped up, with Ukrainian President Zelensky recently stating that Ukraine is producing a “powerful” number of Bohdanas per month, making it the European leader in howitzer production.
10 Bohdanas are produced monthly (and expected to increase) since May 2024, 16 since September, each costing 3M euros.
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[Someone said Howitzer?!](https://youtu.be/WzbT0Q2jh_w?si=NQfcd6OsebGi-cT5)
Good. Now fire it inside of russia
Mad “Fine, I’ll do it myself” energy.
About time.
I wonder whether destroyed Russian vehicles can be cut up and molten down back into ammo to destroy more Russian vehicles?
This will definitely bolster their defense capabilities moving forward.
Hopefully the factories get dedicated air defense
Congratulations on the new production line, Ukraine!
Fuck yea. Great to hear. Give em hell Ukraine.
>While the facility is currently only producing limited amounts of ammunition, its capacity is expected to triple by the end of the year. Ukraine also announced earlier this year that they have an agreement with the German company Rheinmetall to develop facilities for producing 155mm ammunition. Once complete, these facilities are expected to produce enough rounds to sustain Ukraine’s current expenditure of 155mm ammunition.
So the facility they already is up and running, but not in max production.
“Limited ammount” so less than 2000 shells per day, so between 700-1000 shells, if tripled that would reach to 2100-3000 shells per day.
Rheinmetall facilities alone may produce enough shells for the ‘current’ expenditure of shells per day (so 2000 shells in the initial production, no details on it’s possible max production).
>Production has ramped up, with Ukrainian President Zelensky recently stating that Ukraine is producing a “powerful” number of Bohdanas per month, making it the European leader in howitzer production.
10 Bohdanas are produced monthly (and expected to increase) since May 2024, 16 since September, each costing 3M euros.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S22_Bohdana