www.militaar.net

After six months, the training of Ukrainian pilots and mechanics on the Mirage 2000-5F has come to an end.

In the spring, President Biden relented. The administration shipped Ukraine as many as 500 missiles from Pentagon stockpiles, the U.S. officials said. While Ukraine couldn’t use them in Russia, they fired them at targets in eastern Ukrainian territories controlled by Russia and in Crimea, seized by Russia in 2014 — aiming at hardened command and control posts, weapons storage areas and some other bunkers.

U.S. and NATO officials said those strikes had been effective, but also said that they felt Ukraine could have been more judicious in the number of missiles used and more selective with targeting.

hjl85 kirjutas: ↑30 Dets, 2024 14:20 USA-lt 2,5 miljardiline pakett
https://www.politico.eu/article/joe-bid ... raine-war/

HAT kirjutas: ↑30 Dets, 2024 23:27 ... Paduvene andmed USA abist UKR-e svo ajal - https://t.me/citizen_opinion/17778
üle 900 M113 , ligi 400 Stryker, üle 300 Bradley ,rohkem kui 5K Humvee.
Nad Utiliseerivad vana tehnikat UKR-s , tellivad omale uusi masinaid ja keegi ei sega seda neid (USA-d) tegemast.
Rõõm lugeda seda kiunu.

Ka uued relvasüsteemid, sealhulgas hävitajad, nagu F-16 ja tõenäoliselt Rootsi Gripenid, annavad Ukrainale märkimisväärse eelise

Kapten Trumm kirjutas: ↑02 Jaan, 2025 10:58 GB oli raporteerinud, et seal lõppes 200 UKR F-16 piloodi koolitus. ERR vahendas.

Kapten Trumm kirjutas: ↑02 Jaan, 2025 10:58 GB oli raporteerinud, et seal lõppes 200 UKR F-16 piloodi koolitus. ERR vahendas.

But there’s a catch: the Ukrainian version of the Lynx could be left without its missile armament. While the scenario is far from certain, it’s a legitimate concern. The looming threat comes from Israel, which has imposed a ban on the sale and re-export of its weapons to Ukraine. This means that one of the best anti-tank missiles on the market—the Israeli Spike-LR—will not be included in Ukraine’s Lynx IFV arsenal.

The Spike-LR, with its long range and precision, is a key asset for modern IFVs and the Ukrainian military, making its absence a notable gap in Ukraine’s capabilities.