"Special Military Operation" or the battle between Russia and Ukraine was indeed beyond the expectations of most people. Before the war, many military experts also believed that the Russian army would repeat the victory in Czechoslovakia in 1968. After that, even if a war broke out, it would be a low-intensity security war like Afghanistan or Iraq .
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The current Russian-Ukrainian war has evolved into a high-intensity war of attrition. Although many military analysts believe that the Russian army's performance in the "special military operation" is like World War I , it is undeniable that this war is rapidly devouring the forces and equipment of the two armies. Without the escalating economic and military support of the West, the Ukrainian army would probably not have persisted until this time. After all, the Russian army's artillery advantage has been proven on the front line: although the progress is slow, too much price and precious time is paid, and even lost its offensive ability is beaten, the Russian army still occupied North Donetsk and Lisichangsk.
As of now, the command system of the Ukrainian army is still operating effectively. The Ukrainian Air Force, which was originally destroyed on the first day of the "Special Military Operation", has also dispatched at least 20 aircraft a day after receiving assistance from Eastern European countries, which has left a deep impression on the Russian army's ground force .
, and the Russian military command system exposed a series of problems after the "special military operation" began, which directly led to the death of several senior officers. As for the Russian Aerospace Force, it is believed that it has fallen into the " scattered " state, and it is almost impossible to provide any effective support to the ground troops, let alone hit the deep areas of Ukraine. Even the equipment abandoned on Snake Island can only be destroyed by 4 shots and 1 shots: The 1 shot mentioned here is that the bomb was thrown on the island, not the target.
Regarding the command system of the Ukrainian army, what is now certain is that the flattening reform after 2014 played a great role, ensuring that the Ukrainian army can still effectively maintain the connection between the troops when fighting against strong enemies, and even include effectively allocating targets to strike. The previously deified Russian electronic warfare capabilities have also been proved to be difficult to deal with military-level communication and command systems. As for the Russian Aerospace Forces to attack the Ukrainian command post, there is even more hope. The Russian army cannot even find the Ukrainian command post, and can only waste the precious missile on the Ukrainian command headquarters, which has been empty.
It is worth mentioning that the " Starlink " provided by the United States is considered to play an important role to ensure that the command system of the Ukrainian army can operate effectively. Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Mikhailo Fedorov said that Ukraine now has more than 11,000 "Starlink" interruptions, "completely destroying the information war of Putin ." The SpaceX, which developed Starlink, specifically optimized the software and hardware of the "Starlink" terminal for Ukraine. It is more confidential and consumes less energy. Among the 5,000 "Starlink" interruptions shipped to Ukraine in early March, Pentagon bears 1,333 costs, and the rest costs are borne by SpaceX.
Whether the Ukrainian army uses a "Didi Cannon" software, it is not clear at present, and the possibility is not high. Although the United States shares real-time intelligence on important Russian military goals with Ukraine, the Ukrainian front-line troops and intelligence departments are also constantly collecting intelligence, according to limited information, this information is processed by Ukrainian professionals using special software, and send relevant information, especially the precise coordinates of the target, to nearby firepower units and troops. These software are believed to have played a greater role than the weapons such as artillery provided by the West.
