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![Russia’s War Machine Strains Under Sanctions and Aging Soviet Stockpiles, Investigation Finds]( "Russia’s War Machine Strains Under Sanctions and Aging Soviet Stockpiles, Investigation Finds")
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Following the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC) has been operating in “long war” mode—pushing production higher while grappling with mounting shortages of modern components, brain drain, and reliance on increasingly outdated Soviet-era stockpiles
