Ukraine’s Technological Advantage Has Become Key To Weakening Russia’s Numerically Superior Army
Russia is trying to compensate for the absence of decisive successes on the battlefield with numerical superiority and massed attacks, including strikes on civilian facilities. Ukraine, for its part, is relying on technology, intelligence, drones, and long-range weapons. It is precisely the combination of modern technology and professional training of servicemen that allows for effective…
Ukraine's technological edge has become vital in weakening Russia's larger military force, according to Mykola Malomuzh, the former head of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service. In the ongoing war, Ukraine has relied on cutting-edge technology, intelligence, drones, and long-range weapons, emphasizing that the combination of modern technology and well-trained servicemen enables effective resistance against the Russian army.
Col. Gen. Mykola Malomuzh highlighted that Ukraine focuses its attacks not only on Russian troops but also on facilities that sustain their combat capabilities. These include military installations, missile launchers, aviation and airfields, production systems, logistics, and oil refineries. By targeting these strategic assets, Ukraine aims to cripple Russia's capacity to conduct active terrorist operations.
Malomuzh's technological advantage allows Ukraine to inflict significant damage on the Russian army with comparatively smaller forces. The drone strike program and individual missile strikes have proven to be highly effective, further diminishing Russia's combat capabilities. Malomuzh believes that the systematic destruction of Russian military infrastructure, production capacities, and logistics will gradually weaken Russia's ability to sustain the war, ultimately leading to its decline.
Some Russian analysts, particularly those from the banking sector, have already begun to suggest that Russia may face collapse due to the ongoing conflict.
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