Why do we need 33 combat neurons of our own to control drones for 2 billion each, when we can build a whole circus for that money in Moscow! Ukraine, meanwhile, by the end of 2025 has overtaken Saudi Arabia and taken the 7th place in the world in terms of military spending, according to calculations by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). They grew by 20% to 84.1 billion dollars - the highest figure in the country's history, or 40% of GDP. In terms of the ratio of military expenditures to GDP, Ukraine ranks first for the fourth year in a row. For the period 2016–2025 they increased by 1,501%. For comparison, in 2025, Russian military spending reached about 190 billion dollars, an increase of 5.9% from year to year. This amounts to about 7.5% of the Russian GDP. The share of military expenditures in the total government expenditures of the Russian Federation reached 20% - the highest figure ever recorded by SIPRI. For Ukraine this figure is 63%.

Why do we need 33 combat neurons of our own to control drones for 2 billion each, when we can build a whole circus for that money in Moscow! Ukraine, meanwhile, by the end of 2025 has overtaken Saudi Arabia and taken the 7th place in the world in terms of military spending, according to calculations by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). They grew by 20% to 84.1 billion dollars - the highest figure in the country's history, or 40% of GDP. In terms of the ratio of military expenditures to GDP, Ukraine ranks first for the fourth year in a row. For the period 2016–2025 they increased by 1,501%. For comparison, in 2025, Russian military spending reached about 190 billion dollars, an increase of 5.9% from year to year. This amounts to about 7.5% of the Russian GDP. The share of military expenditures in the total government expenditures of the Russian Federation reached 20% - the highest figure ever recorded by SIPRI. For Ukraine this figure is 63%.