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I assume this is since the beginning of the war.
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You're going to be so shocked by this, probably scandalized.Curious to see who you deem reliable if AP is not. Reuters? WSJ? BBC? Al Jazeera? I’m not surprised NPR picked it up. Contrary to far right accusations, they seek opposing counter positions and actually won’t post articles if they are one-sided. And I guess that can be considered irresponsible journalism as some true news is one-sided.
I would like to know your trusted sources. I’ve limited mine to the top tier of the attached diagram. Some quibbling can be had about the placement of some, but I find it to be a decent guide for me to steer clear of biased reporting.
Just awesome humans, really.
This has certainly been a different type of war. Neither side has experienced air superiority yet. Russia may have had it for a short, very short, time at the beginning, but for the most part this has been an artillery war. Tanks would have been the story if either side ruled the air. Remember Desert Storm? We maintained air superiority throughout and our tanks just rolled over everyone. Maybe the story here is anti-aircraft weaponry. I really thought that Russia had the edge in the air, but I guess the whole world had the wool pulled over their eyes.This will be something else to watch.
As Ukraine prepares for southern Kherson offensive, if they are able to get some semblance of air support.
Page back I think I read they are getting a version of HARM missiles (anti radiation. Aka radar )
This has certainly been a different type of war. Neither side has experienced air superiority yet. Russia may have had it for a short, very short, time at the beginning, but for the most part this has been an artillery war. Tanks would have been the story if either side ruled the air. Remember Desert Storm? We maintained air superiority throughout and our tanks just rolled over everyone. Maybe the story here is anti-aircraft weaponry. I really thought that Russia had the edge in the air, but I guess the whole world had the wool pulled over their eyes.
Ready about the war in Chechnya and any other war Russia has been a part of since ww2.The world is facing an evil that it hasn't seen since WWII.
I'm imaging in WWI with jets instead of Bi-planes. From what I remember of my army training, Russian doctrine is to use artillery to obliterate and the air force is then used for close are support to make way for armor and infantry.This has certainly been a different type of war. Neither side has experienced air superiority yet. Russia may have had it for a short, very short, time at the beginning, but for the most part this has been an artillery war. Tanks would have been the story if either side ruled the air. Remember Desert Storm? We maintained air superiority throughout and our tanks just rolled over everyone. Maybe the story here is anti-aircraft weaponry. I really thought that Russia had the edge in the air, but I guess the whole world had the wool pulled over their eyes.