Ukraine begins hunt for Russian glide bombs as Armed Forces use tactics of preventive strikes

Ukraine begins hunt for Russian glide bombs as Armed Forces use tactics of preventive strikes

Ukraine begins hunt for Russian Glide bombs armed forces of country use the tactics of preventive strikes Ukraine seems to have begun the hunt for warehouses with Russian winged Glide bombs which have become a real headache for the Ukrainian armed forces in recent months Business Insider writes about this analyzing the latest drone strikes on Russian territory the publication notes that gliding bombs are extremely difficult to intersect kep in flight and they are dropped from aircraft far beyond the range of Ukrainian air defense systems therefore to counter this threat it is necessary to hit planes at airfields or directly at bomb depos this is likely what happened last Saturday when dozens of kamikazi drones struck the kuchay of skaya Airfield where Russian s34 and S35 Fighters are based which are used daily to carry out attacks on Ukrainian forward positions using Glide bombs according to British intelligence footage from the site of the strike suggests that the drones hit the warehouse with kits for Glide bombs although it is not yet known whether the planes themselves were damaged Ukraine’s ability to disrupt Russian Tactical Air particularly Glide bomb usage is key to the wider defense of the front lines the British intelligence noted according to the author of the publication Saturday’s strike on the Kush chai of skaya Air Base isn’t the first time Ukraine has gone after Russia Russian air bases hosting fighter bombers that can drop Glide bombs in early April Ukraine staged a huge drone attack on the moros airbase in rusto hundreds of miles inside Russia while the extent of the damage was ultimately unclear the attack appeared to underscore Ukraine’s desire to stomp out the Glide bomb threat before the aircraft could take flight experts have warned that Russian Glide bombs pose a tremendous threat to Ukrainian forces stated in the material confiscated Russian assets will allow Ukraine to finance War until 2028 Ukraine has received a vital military assistance of $61 billion from the United States however Kiev still needs a medium-term financing plan to withstand pressure from Russia according to writers the central element of the financing plan should be the mobilization of frozen assets of the Moscow Central Bank to compensate for the war damages writter suggests that the American Aid package will provide Ukraine with weapons and ammunition until approximately the end of 2025 therefore during this period Ukraine May once again run out of arms even if Joe Biden is reelected as US president this November he may struggle to get more money out of Congress and if Donald Trump returns to the White House American support for Ukraine will be even more precarious given the Republican candidates previous lack of commitment to K’s defense the article States a multi- year financing plan for Ukraine would have several advantages first and foremost it would provide some insurance against political fluctuations in the United States it would also bolster the morale of ukrainians and give Western Arms manufacturers more confidence in expanding production the main way to get much more money for Ukraine is to mobilize Russian assets Frozen by Western countries at the beginning of the war amounting to approximately $320 billion if the country’s guaranteed interest from the assets for a decade they might raise 30 to 40 billion e while this will help it will not be a game changer because it will fund Ukraine for less than half a year the report says it is emphasized that if Ukraine receives 320 billion it will be a completely different matter that would finance the war until at least the end of 2028 if the beligerant ended or froze the conflict before then Ukraine could use some of the money to rebuild its economy which the World Bank estimates will cost $486 billion the material says since the start of the fullscale war in Ukraine Western countries have frozen over $300 billion of Russian assets so far they have not been able to confiscate them due to legal and reputational risks in this regard the United States and G7 countries are considering several options transferring the proceeds from Russian assets to Ukraine to buy weapons transferring Russian assets to Ukraine as compensation for Russia’s Invasion using Frozen Russian assets as collateral for loans to Ukraine vice president of the European commission valdis dombrovskis stated that $300 billion in Frozen Russian assets could be used as collateral for Lending to Ukraine earlier Reuters reported that the group of seven countries are considering discussing the idea proposed by the United States to confiscate proceeds from Russian assets at the summit scheduled for June

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Ukraine seems to have begun the hunt for warehouses with Russian “winged” glide bombs, which have become a real headache for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in recent months.
Business Insider writes about this, analyzing the latest drone strikes on Russian territory.
The publication notes that gliding bombs are extremely difficult to intercept in flight, and they are dropped from aircraft far beyond the range of Ukrainian air defense systems.
Therefore, to counter this threat, it is necessary to hit planes at airfields, or directly at bomb depots.
This is likely what happened last Saturday, when dozens of kamikaze drones struck the Kushchyovskaya airfield, where Russian Su-34 and Su-35 fighters are based, which are used daily to carry out attacks on Ukrainian forward positions using glide bombs.
According to British intelligence, footage from the site of the strike suggests that the drones hit the warehouse with kits for glide bombs. Although it is not yet known whether the planes themselves were damaged.
“Ukraine’s ability to disrupt Russian tactical air, particularly glide bomb usage, is key the the wider defense of the frontlines,” the British intelligence noted.
According to the author of the publication, Saturday’s strike on the Kushchyovskaya airbase isn’t the first time Ukraine has gone after Russian airbases hosting fighter-bombers that can drop glide bombs. In early April, Ukraine staged a huge drone attack on the Morozovsk airbase in Rostov, hundreds of miles inside Russia.
“While the extent of the damage was ultimately unclear, the attack appeared to underscore Ukraine’s desire to stomp out the glide-bomb threat before the aircraft could take flight. Experts have warned that Russian glide bombs pose a tremendous threat to Ukrainian forces,” stated in the material.

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