Focus writes:
The Ukrainian counteroffensive has been underway for seven weeks, with no major successes so far. The Bundeswehr is now sharply critical of Ukraine's conduct of the war. This emerges from a paper that is said to be available to the "Bild" newspaper.
According to the paper, the Ukrainian army is not properly applying war techniques learned in the West. "The own troop units are partly divided into such small parts that each troop unit does something, but a common battle management is not recognizable," the paper is said to say. As a result, Ukrainian troops would squander the advantage that Western training and superior weaponry should give them.
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A major problem, it says, is "Ukrainian operational doctrine": the more combat-experienced a Ukrainian soldier is and the higher he rises in the army, the less he internalizes Western training principles. The Bundeswehr, he said, has found that soldiers with less combat experience achieved greater success through Western training "in many cases" than more experienced soldiers.
Once the young soldiers returned to Ukraine, however, they were subordinated to officers who did not act according to Western procedures. The command personnel showed "in some cases significant deficiencies in leading and applying command processes," the newspaper quoted from the paper.
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And this guy argues we should start shooting down Russian drones.
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