By Eliza Popova
First - from afar, without flying into the Ukrainian airspace, and then from time to time they will fly there. There are three advantages for the crowds: to protect yourself (and Ukraine), to train their pilots and to rub Putin's nose with impunity. In the Kremlin, such a threat is perceived very painful: Medvedev threatened that by knocking down drones, NATO would start a "war against Russia.
" But the fact is that after launching drones and rockets in the Russian Federation there is no opportunity to track their further fate. In Moscow, they never know who, what and what he knocked down, and even more so - they will not prove that NATO aviation has been squeezed. This is technically impossible. Well, Poles and other crowds in such a situation can always say: "We are not there, we are nothing. These are the Ukrainians themselves, and we are just watching and patrolling.
USA
Українська
English
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Polski
Čeština
Español
Slovensku
