Not really

Like about 13-20% of russian equiptment was from the Americand

That's a lot.

Forgot the scale of the war?

Russia's not a small country.

They got the lend lease late in the war when it was not necessary

And they still had to pay it back

They still imported goods from America throughout the war.

Mostly Agricultural goods from what I remember.

It started late in the war

Not really, trade occured throughout the war.

It's just it spiked to its highest later into the war.

no, the war equiptment

Oh that.

Yeah but I'm saying American goods in general.

Russians died in the millions thanks to famine.

If it escalated any further then they'd be even more fucked.

Yeah so great when the golden blockade forced them to pay in grain

Hey, I'm not saying America was saintly.

Just saying America was vital in WW2.

America's one of the most mismanaged lands known to man.

It has some of the best resources but barely utilises its advantageous position.

It shouldn't all the time

Its still an empire though

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convoy_PQ_17

What does this have to do with anything?

Britain had a large navy yes, but it was poorly supplied halfway through the war thanks to the constant warfare.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Atlantic

Last time I checked we defeated the Kriegsmarine

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If the Soviets were so strong why did Stalin literally beg Churchill for supplies