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Because what we have right now is not the actual offensive. on russia, is this money going to change anything for president putin and the tactics he's using in ukraine? i don't believe that there will be any substantial changes from what has been done so far. and so far, the russians are, as i said, launching this air campaign. as i said, launching they are modernising their glide bombs, for instance, with electronic warfare devices which are able to help these evade the air defences. so i think maybe in the electromagnetic spectrum, there will be new adjustments and developments also in order...

Defeat is now being discussed openly. let's look at the front line and how it's been evolving. the ukrainians withdrew from this eastern town of avdivka in february and since then, russia has been focusing attacks around the villages in the southern zaporizhzhia region where ukraine made gains in 2023. there is intense fighting around donetsk — also a large concentration of russian troops across the borderfrom kharkiv, ukraine's second—largest city, where russia has been using glide bombs for the first time. in fact the lack of anti—aircraft missiles has exposed all ukrainian front—lin...

Western media outlets have been forced to admit the effectiveness of Russia's FAB glide bombs after they decimated Ukrainian forces over the past months.

Key developments on Jan. 10: Russian media: Russia to start production of new glide bombs Slovak PM decries Western strategy on Ukraine, says Russia 'also needs security guarantees' Zelensky: Ukraine needs more modern air defense systems Italian parliament's lower house backs prolonging military support for Ukraine Lithuania pledges almost $220 million in 3-year military support for Ukraine Russia plans to begin production of a new glide bomb, Drel, in 2024, Russian state-run media TASS reported on Jan. 10, citing the Russian state-owned arms manufacturer Rostec. The bombs are d...

Russian forces are decreasing aviation activity and use of glide bombs after Ukraine’s military shot down three Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber jets on Dec. 21-22, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported on Dec. 24.