15/ …lasting several days in several districts. This is why all non-frontline military airfields in Ukraine will continue to operate, just like Starokostyantyniv.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Cruise missile strikes hit Russian rear in Bryansk, airfield operational
13/ …from it and launch cruise missile strikes against the Russian rear, as they did yesterday in Bryansk. The airfield continues to operate as before.
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Seasonal war with Ukraine’s power grid persists despite strikes
14/ "Add to this the seasonal annual war with Ukraine's power grid, which, over the past four years, has also failed to be completely dealt with, despite the colossal investment of manpower and resources in the strikes, the biggest impact of which was a power outage…
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Missiles and drones target Starokostyantyniv airfield, Ukrainian Su-24Ms still fly
12/ "This is precisely why, for four years now, dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones have been fired at the Starokostyantyniv airfield [in western Ukraine] in an attempt to hit the aircraft based there and their shelters, while Ukrainian Su-24Ms still regularly take off…
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Ukrainian and Russian forces’ aerial combat capabilities compared
7/ "In this regard, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are fundamentally no different from the Russian Aerospace Forces, but the latter are unable to engage Russian fighters in aerial combat due to the inferiority of their equipment and weapons.
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Russian aircraft limited to controlled territory and dozens km from front
5/ "And that's all true. There's just one problem: Russian aircraft can do all this only from above territory controlled by the Russian Armed Forces, or, even better, from several dozen kilometers away from the front line.
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Why Russia fails to achieve air superiority over Ukraine after 4 years
3/ 'Military Informant' discusses why the Russian Aerospace Forces are still unable to achieve air superiority over Ukraine after over four years of full-scale war:
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Ukraine’s Air Force Expands with Western Aircraft Despite Stronger Opponent
2/ Ukraine's aviation situation is starkly different to that of Iran's, despite facing a theoretically more powerful opponent. The Ukrainian Air Force is not only still flying in substantial numbers but has expanded its capabilities with the addition of Western aircraft.
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Ukraine opens access to AI training on combat data
Ukraine is opening access for partners to train AI models based on real battlefield data — Ukraine's Defense Minister Fedorov Fedorov noted that Ukraine possesses a unique array of combat data — millions of annotated frames collected during thousands of flights. These data are
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NATO Chief Stresses Strong Defence Industrial Base at BEDEX
❝The men and women in uniform are crucial but without the equipment they cannot fight, and our adversaries know that, so they need to know that we have a strong defence industrial base❞ @SecGenNATO at the Brussels European Defence Exhibition #BEDEX