Russia's Weakness Exposed: Ukraine's Helicopter-Killing Missiles and Destruction of Russian Guns
TL;DR
Retired U.S. Army General Ben Hodges questions the competence of the Russian military after Ukrainian troops successfully shot down two of Moscow's Ka-52 "Alligator" attack helicopters. Hodges criticized the Russian pilot's lack of skills and suggested that Russia's military effectiveness is weak, despite having advanced equipment. He highlighted Russia's personnel and morale issues, including a fragile logistics system and the loss of pilots, tanks, artillery, and generals. Hodges called for increased pressure on Russia and emphasized the need to support Ukraine's counteroffensive.
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