The US spends $1.51 trillion on its military every year. That would include not just the DOD but the money spent by 6 other agencies that cover the rest of our military spending. For example, the Dept of Energy does nuclear weapons. Russia is raising its annual military budget to $125 billion due to the ongoing war in the Ukraine. The US has a large corruption factor making its weapons more expensive and less effective. Dr Mark Skidmore found that $17 trillion had gone missing from the HUD and DOD budgets from 1998 to 2015.

So, let’s see what Russia has that we don’t.

1) Oreshnik IRBM. It has 6 MIRVs which in turn has 6 submunitions each. 36 submunitions hit the ground at Mach 11. They dig deep into the earth releasing heat at 7,232 degrees F (4,000 C.) It melts steel and concrete. Russia used one of these on an industrial area in the Ukraine in 2025 and a more modern version this year. There was nothing left but dust. Homes 2 blocks away were so shaken that they looked like they had been hit by an earthquake. Belarus is armed with an Oreshnik battery. Russia has multiple batteries, probably totaling 30 plus Oreshniks.

2) Avangard is a Mach 27 ICBM with a 2,000 kilogram warhead. Mach 27 is about 20,000 MPH. (32,000 KMH.) That’s a lot of kinetic energy released on one target.

3) Mach 12 Kinzhal. It is released from a jet. It digs a hole 98 feet (30 meters) deep where its target used to be. One Kinzhal can sink an aircraft carrier.

4) Mach 9 Zircon cruise missile. The US and UK are still using subsonic cruise missiles at Mach 0.7. Russia gave the Zircon cruise missile to Iran.  They might unveil them if Trump and his boss Netanyahu attack Iran next week. 

5) Krasnopol is a rocket artillery. It can hit a MOVING TARGET  76 kilometers (47.22 miles) distant. The rocket artillery projectile is fired. Halfway to the goal, an Orlan drone fixes a laser on the target and guides the incoming missile to its destination, destroying it.

6) Murmansk BN is a 35 meter high tower using Electronic Warfare to disrupt NATO communications, radar and guidance systems. When new NATO weapons were introduced into the Ukraine, they hit their targets over 50% of the time. After 3 months, Russian Electronic Warfare reduced that to less than 8%.

 7) Russia upgraded Iran to the S-400 air defense system. In Israel’s 2025 attack on Iran they used F-35s which they quickly learned were not stealthy. Iranian radar locked onto Israeli F-35s so the Zionists cut their attack short. The US Patriot II is inferior to the old Soviet S-300 of 1978.

 8) Russia sold Iran 25 SU-35s. It comes with the R-37 air-to-air missile. It has 2 versions. One has a longer range of 400 kilometers. The US DOD had thought that American jets do not need to be able to do dog fighting because they would rely on long range missiles. These are the same geniuses who thought air defense was not important because we had air supremacy! So, F-16s have air-to-air missiles that can take down an SU-35 at 50 miles. But the SU-35 is firing missiles at 400 Kilometers (268 miles) distant!

 9) Glide bombs. Russia has been dropping at least 110 to 120 Glide bombs on the Ukrainians every day. These had been dropped 15 kilometers distant from the target with payloads of 500, 1,000 and 1,500 Kgs (1,100, 2,200 and 3,300 pound) bombs. Recently, they added a 3,000 Kg (6,600 pound) bomb. They also improved the Glide bombs so they can be released up to 95 Kms distant.