Putin ‘preparing for NATO war’ as aircraft and ship production soars | World | News

Experts, Russia’s aircraft and ship building increases with NATO with a long -term conflict with NATO, he said. The data shows that the country’s defense industry has received support in investment because Russia produces vehicles fighting vehicles that make up a few of the basic platforms that will probably trust in a future war with NATO, along with the Air Force and Navy Kit. War Study Institute (ISW) suggested.

Vladimir Putin’s area, Russia Defense -related Macroeconomic Analysis Center and the data of short -term forecasts published on June 26th have increased industrial production by 2.6% between April and May 2025. Experts add that most of this increase is due to a “sharp” increase in Russia’s defense industrial production. For example, the monthly aircraft production rate of the state increased by 16.9% in May 2025 compared to April 2025 and 1.6 times higher than 2024 monthly production rates.

Furthermore, it has been reported that the production capacity of the sea and aircraft increased by 16% between February and May 2025.

Isw wrote: “The center’s data shows that Russia is trying to expand the shipbuilding and aircraft production capacity, a part of Russia’s mid -term efforts and Russia’s ongoing power restructuring and a longer -term conflict with NATO.”

“Satellite images of distinguished armored vehicle repair facilities in Russia offer more evidence that Russia increases the ability to produce IFVS [infantry fighting vehicles]. “

In spite of this increase, Russia should rely on the Soviet -era armored vehicles and motorcycles produced in China.

Sir Keir Starmer said on June 26 that it was a way of a fair and permanent peace, but it would only reversed Putin. “

“Weaker than he claims to the location.”

“Therefore, I urge all of our partners, including the USA to increase the pressure with more sanctions and more military support to bring Russia to the table to accept an unconditional ceasefire.”

Baltic states – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – were under the influence of the Soviet Union, and today they see Russia as a potential attacker, especially in the light of the full -scale occupation of Ukraine.