Russia Just Keeps Throwing Poorly Trained Troops at Front Lines
A top US general said last week that the front line has become relatively "static," with Russian forces suffering a "tremendous amount of casualties."
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A top US general said last week that the front line has become relatively "static," with Russian forces suffering a "tremendous amount of casualties."
Leopards "would be militarily useful depending on how many were sent," one expert said, noting Ukraine likely needs a "fairly large number."
A Space Force officer said in briefing slides obtained by the AP that "all missileers should be screened and tracked for the rest of their lives."
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Friday that Germany has not reached a decision on sending the Leopard tanks to Ukraine.
A push for clean-shaven soldiers is likely a key test of Russian forces, but the Wagner Group mercenaries and others aren't falling in line.