Oops, l’hanno fatto di nuovo!
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Oops, l’hanno fatto di nuovo!
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Guess we’ll have to ship more weapons systems to Ukraine to make up the difference.
To quote a wise man: “You don’t actually think they spend $20,000 on a hammer, $30,000 on a toilet seat, do you?”
Thats great. it means that we can give the UA more weaponry under existing authorities. More HIMARS?
Basically the mistake comes from charging the price of new equipment not accounting for devaluation since most of it is used and quite old, a lot of it at the end of shelf life and would actually cost to dispose of it.
I never thought I’d be so happy when the Pentagon miscounts its assets.
Worth noting that this is somewhat intentional – DoD is limited in what it can send to Ukraine by congressional limits, so they need to find ways to devalue previous contributions in order to send more in the future. A little creative accounting and “poof”, another patriot system!
The U.S. looks under the couch cushions and out falls 1.9B.