> The Kalibr missile is quite sufficient for striking stationary objects, so you don't need planes for those. Perhaps, but how many of those does Russia actual

> The Kalibr missile is quite sufficient for striking stationary objects, so you don't need planes for those. Perhaps, but how many of those does Russia actually have? Whenever I read reports of US Tomahawk inventory, I'm always surprised by how few they actually have in inventory (e.g. guessing they'd run out quickly in a hot war). > Air supremacy is already achieved (almost all Ukrainian war planes and strike drones have been shot down) My understanding is that's not true. The airspace is contested, since neither Russia nor Ukraine have full control. Ukraine still has planes and they're still flying them, according to this: https://www.politico.com/newsletters/national-security-daily/2022/03/11/the-u-s-cant-stop-poland-from-giving-ukraine-its-migs-00016664 https://www.politico.com/newsletters/national-security-daily....