Negotiations are underway with Australia to purchase NH90 and Tiger helicopters.
I am forced into a twofold position: I am not a fan of Zelensky and did not vote for him last time and will not vote in the next elections.
But now he is the Supreme Commander-in-Chief and we are all in the same boat. However, if he publishes a decree on Zaluzhny’s resignation, then “tomorrow” a crowd of people will be outside the walls of the Office of President, despite the ban on rallies during the war. And he understands this.
However, I do not see anything critical about the situation at the front. Both the enemy and us may have tactical successes, but this does not affect the strategic front line.
Now a new air fleet of drones is being created, because our aviation forces are not enough, even when the F-16 is handed us. And if anyone follows the daily reports, the Russians’ artillery is being massively destroyed. This means that the number of counter-battery radars and weapons has increased.
Of course, a trench is not conquered until the infantryman's testicles hover over it, but it will be easier for him to do this when the enemy does not have strong fire support in the form of helicopters and artillery. We have already pushed back the helicopters from Berdyansk and Lugansk, with the help of ATACMS, now the GLSDB glide bombs will not allow them to return. Meanwhile, our troops will continue the “genocide of Russian artillery.”