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He can call it what he likes, but I think the author rightly points out that it doesn't make sense for Russia to NOT establish air superiority -- quickly -- if
by ttul 5y ago
He can call it what he likes, but I think the author rightly points out that it doesn't make sense for Russia to NOT establish air superiority -- quickly -- if it is indeed capable of doing so. Their lack of proven ability to secure the skies demonstrates to NATO that they are not necessarily the adversary one might have thought they are.
- epolanski 5y agoNo one believes the two powers compare, starting from Russia. In case of nato, if it was a defensive one, it would play very differently because russians counter air superiority with their AD, they give up on controlling the skies and are happy with shooting the enemy.