俄軍戰車裝甲裏塞雞蛋盒！塑膠防彈衣、過期狗罐頭、民用對講機，150萬套冬裝憑空消失，普丁的遊艇卻價值7億美元，誰在掏空俄羅斯的戰爭機器？|俄軍|軍費|陸軍|空軍|海軍|火力君|

Open the reactive armor of a Russian T-72 armored vehicle, and you'll find cheap rubber pads and egg trays inside. Tear open the Russian military's proud "Level 4 body armor," and you'll find a black plastic plate inside that wouldn't even stop a toy paintball gun. Disassemble the military radio touted as having the "world's most encrypted" system, and you'll find a $20 civilian walkie-talkie inside. Look at the procurement list for 1.5 million sets of military winter uniforms that "vanished into thin air"—the Ministry of Defense paid for them, but the factories never even set foot on the sewing machines. Meanwhile, Putin's $700 million superyacht is anchored in the Mediterranean. The former Deputy Minister of Defense is laying marble walls at his Moscow estate, while his wife is spending lavishly in Parisian luxury stores. This is the true distance Russia is from victory—not the Javelin missiles of Ukraine, but the cancer cells within its own body. In this video, we dissect the truth behind the Russian war machine, from Putin's yacht to egg carton armor, from 1.5 million missing winter coats to plastic bulletproof vests, to see how an army is gradually hollowed out by its own people.