Storm Shadows, sea drones & new F-16s…Ukraine's 100-day plot to finally destroy Vlad's £3bn bridge & cut off war machine

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So let's assume it works. It's 2024 now, Russian finished their railway on land bridge, so that bridge is not that relevant anymore so there can't be “cut offs” anymore

A HUR official stated Ukraine already had “most of the means to carry out this goal” and that it was part of President Volodymyr Zelensky's plan to end Russian naval presence in the Black Sea.

How that will even help ? Ships ain't ridding that bridge.

US-made F-16s sent by European allies are supposed to arrive in the next two months - and analysts believe just a few dozen could turn the tides of the air war into Ukraine's advantage.

Kyiv could be waiting for their arrival before striking the bridge, Clark suggested. But there's a snag. F-16s are not yet compatible with Storm Shadows.

Journoids also covered their butt in the end

“Zaluzhny referred to the ongoing conflict as a ‘one-shot affair.' His intent was to highlight the quick obsolescence of weapons systems as Russia promptly devises a counteraction tactic. As an example, we implemented the Storm Shadow and SCALP cruise missiles [contributed by Britain and France] successfully, though only for a short while. The Russians are vigilant learners, seldom offering us a second chance. Their approach has proven effective. Don't fall for the misconception that they're simply throwing their soldiers onto the battlefield as cannon fodder,” an officer remarked.

Also Zaluzhnyy was fired for asking mobilisation while Zelensky told no mobilisation is needed and now is mobilising