@Tatarigami_UA Do you feel that Federov’s ouster is largely forced by Syrskiy and the “old guard” wanting to preserve their decision making power, and the supply network kickbacks?
@front_ukrainian It’s a tough spot. Do you go with Syrskyi and old guard who have proven effective on the battlefield and gained momentum, but at the cost of 1-5% (~$6B) overspend likely corruption, or the effective technocrat minister who’s delivering but upsetting the guys actually fighting?
@front_ukrainian It’s a tough spot. Do you go with Syrskyi and old guard who have proven effective on the battlefield and gained momentum, but at the cost of 1-5% (~$6B) overspend likely corruption, or the effective technocrat minister who’s delivering but upsetting the guys actually fighting?
@front_ukrainian It’s a tough spot. Do you go with Syrskyi and old guard who have proven effective on the battlefield and gained momentum, but at the cost of 1-5% (~$6B) overspend likely corruption, or the effective technocrat minister who’s delivering but upsetting the guys actually fighting?
@front_ukrainian Thats some hard calculus to solve. So long as the corruption remains manageable. Doesn’t mean Z supports corruption, perhaps keeping things smooth with people in charge of the battlefield is more important for now.
@front_ukrainian It’s a tough spot. Do you go with Syrskyi and old guard who have proven effective on the battlefield and gained momentum, but at the cost of 1-5% (~$6B) overspend likely corruption, or the effective technocrat minister who’s delivering but upsetting the guys actually fighting?
@visegrad24 I’d like to sell him my anti-drone complex, it’s like Oerlikon but much cheaper and comes with its own “Big Bird” radar vehicle.
https://t.co/MH5CfBvi1I
@visegrad24 I’d like to sell him my anti-drone complex, it’s like Oerlikon but much cheaper and comes with its own “Big Bird” radar vehicle.
https://t.co/MH5CfBvi1I