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> Really? Spain army's is 1/10th of Ukraine's and basically haven't been in anything close to a war in decades, so yes, really and easily lmao. Ukraine alone
by lm28469 10mo ago
> Really?
Spain army's is 1/10th of Ukraine's and basically haven't been in anything close to a war in decades, so yes, really and easily lmao.
Ukraine alone produces more military drones per month than the entire EU per year btw.
- graemep 10mo ago> Spain army's is 1/10th of Ukraine's and basically haven't been in anything close to a war in decades, so yes, really and easily lmao. They do not have a border with Russia so how could Russia get their army to Spain? Ukraine has armed forces geared to fight a land war with Russia. How do Ukraine's air force and navy compare to Spain's? > Ukraine alone produces more military drones per month than the entire EU per year btw. Because they are in a war. You cannot compare fully geared up war time production to peacetime production. What was Ukraine's drone output prior to the current Russian invasion?
- pepperball 10mo agoI’m certain that if Russia somehow managed to attack or invade Spain, they would not be standing alone. I can’t imagine the French will be as content to sit around twiddling thumbs when their neighbor is lit up.
- lm28469 10mo agoSure but again that's not my point, my point is that people use GDP to compare all kind of things while it is a completely outdated metric that doesn't really tell you anything about anything unless you use it to compare similar economies or compare the development of a country year after year.