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That’s much trickier than it seems. Not only modern weapons stacks requires large integrated systems - which Ukraine is far from having - but you have no guaran
by Zealotux 4y ago
That’s much trickier than it seems. Not only modern weapons stacks requires large integrated systems - which Ukraine is far from having - but you have no guarantee those weapons and vehicles won’t be used to attack targets on Russian ground that will escalate the war beyond what Ukraine’s allies might want.
- engineer_22 4y ago> you have no guarantee those weapons and vehicles won’t be used to attack targets on Russian ground that will escalate the war beyond what Ukraine’s allies might want. For purpose of discussion, does that include Crimean and Donbass?
- Zealotux 4y agoI don't consider these areas to be "Russian ground" since I meant to talk of mainland Russia. I believe Donbass has been shelled by Ukraine (and Russian) for many years before the 2022 invasion: https://politics.stackexchange.com/a/74158 https://politics.stackexchange.com/a/74158