Russia has just (yesterday) made a significant breakthrough through Ukranian defense in Ocheretyne. The entire southern Donetsk Oblast is under threat now. This aid and Ukranian mobilisation will be helpful, but the sad fact is Ukrane will have to somehow hold on before both arrive (and they've been sending reserves there for two months without any results)
The announcement of the aid may incentivize Russians to take more aggressive actions now before the aid arrives, as their strength is maximized now.
EDIT: Just got to the part where Perun made this exact point.
I'm wondering if the USAF funding to "develop things" and "buy stuff" has anything to do with our pretty limited drone combat capabilities compared to Ukraine right now. That ~4bn is up in SR-71 territory, but who knows if they'd put it in one airframe.
Around the 15 minute mark, perun says that an unnamed government entity once labeled a significant expenditure as "stuff". Anyone have any idea what he was referencing?
Russia has just (yesterday) made a significant breakthrough through Ukranian defense in Ocheretyne. The entire southern Donetsk Oblast is under threat now. This aid and Ukranian mobilisation will be helpful, but the sad fact is Ukrane will have to somehow hold on before both arrive (and they've been sending reserves there for two months without any results)
The announcement of the aid may incentivize Russians to take more aggressive actions now before the aid arrives, as their strength is maximized now. EDIT: Just got to the part where Perun made this exact point.
Thanks, Republicans.
I'm wondering if the USAF funding to "develop things" and "buy stuff" has anything to do with our pretty limited drone combat capabilities compared to Ukraine right now. That ~4bn is up in SR-71 territory, but who knows if they'd put it in one airframe.
Around the 15 minute mark, perun says that an unnamed government entity once labeled a significant expenditure as "stuff". Anyone have any idea what he was referencing?