Im glad that my taxes have now really a function for something
I hope we sent more!
Thanks Germany, Veilen Danke Deutchland
Field testing the equipment and having a production with stable demand and ramping up capacity. It’s the way to go for Europe. Be it air defense systems, drones or artillery.
War is on the horizon, in the East to be precise in case anyone is confused. Stockpiling the stuff developed five years ago or one year ago or even today won’t be enough to stop what’s coming. You need to be on the edge of the current battlefield technology at any point to have a decent chance to prevail. Without getting involved already, working with Ukraine through supplying them is the best way to understand the modern Russian warfare and military technology. That way Europe is up to speed when it begins and skips most of the hickups Russia and Ukraine went through when they learned what modern large scale war is like, a devastating phase for both of them. And one that can break Europe’s neck if they’re the only one with a hickup.
Go Germany! How are they at delivering actual rounds for them though? Genuine question.. not throwing shade at all.
I already love these trucks without missiles on them. If they manage to save even a single civilian, I will worship them for the rest of my life.
Awesome! Now NATO needs to commit to providing airspace denial to the ruZZians over at least the western and central regions of Ukraine, giving Ukraine breathing room and the ability to commit its own air force to gain critical air superiority over the front line. This was afforded Israel without a 2nd thought by allied forces last year, when Israel was bombarded by Iranian and Lebanese drones and missiles. How is Ukraine less deserving of this kind of intervention?
That’s a good way to test your equipment without risking your population, unlike the Chinese equipment thay just blew in the Cambodian faces
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https://mod.gov.ua/en/news/nine-iris-t-systems-guarding-ukraine-s-skies-what-is-known-about-these-modern-air-defense-systems
Im glad that my taxes have now really a function for something
I hope we sent more!
Thanks Germany, Veilen Danke Deutchland
Field testing the equipment and having a production with stable demand and ramping up capacity. It’s the way to go for Europe. Be it air defense systems, drones or artillery.
War is on the horizon, in the East to be precise in case anyone is confused. Stockpiling the stuff developed five years ago or one year ago or even today won’t be enough to stop what’s coming. You need to be on the edge of the current battlefield technology at any point to have a decent chance to prevail. Without getting involved already, working with Ukraine through supplying them is the best way to understand the modern Russian warfare and military technology. That way Europe is up to speed when it begins and skips most of the hickups Russia and Ukraine went through when they learned what modern large scale war is like, a devastating phase for both of them. And one that can break Europe’s neck if they’re the only one with a hickup.
Go Germany! How are they at delivering actual rounds for them though? Genuine question.. not throwing shade at all.
I already love these trucks without missiles on them. If they manage to save even a single civilian, I will worship them for the rest of my life.
Awesome! Now NATO needs to commit to providing airspace denial to the ruZZians over at least the western and central regions of Ukraine, giving Ukraine breathing room and the ability to commit its own air force to gain critical air superiority over the front line. This was afforded Israel without a 2nd thought by allied forces last year, when Israel was bombarded by Iranian and Lebanese drones and missiles. How is Ukraine less deserving of this kind of intervention?
That’s a good way to test your equipment without risking your population, unlike the Chinese equipment thay just blew in the Cambodian faces
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