Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱

Vän av ordning, Israel, USA, rättväsende och vetenskap
Men allra mest vän med Ukraina

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

Is this supposed to be like my eX?

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@Edward_Blom Ska vi gissa att dessa även får pengar ur diverse bidrag som de är bra på att söka med.

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@Prune602 But we are here 🥺

the other place miss so many other events

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@OAJonsson Tänker på alla gånger svenska regeringar haft inkompetenta ministrar och vi bara har suttit där.

[PM Nilsson @NilssonPM]

Det kan bli mkt dyrt om de rödgröna vinner:
https://t.co/9y4NHb0HzB

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@Tatarigami_UA For me I think this is something we should appreciate with Ukraine. You are not free from error (nobody is). But you act. Correct. Improve.

Like democracies do.

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@BudanovFella @hey_itsmyturn Still. They seem to have done more damage to the USAF than to Iran.

Difficult to fear them then

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

We must ban golf courses immediately…

Golf courses vs Data centers:

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@Prune602 This. And SpaceX brings me joyses

[Rob Lee @RALee85]

Fedorov said he identified 11 major problems after his first month as minister of defense:

"1. Ukraine's Armed Forces are fighting at the tactical level, although increasingly at the operational level too. Still, fundamentally, "we are still fighting tactically".

2. The corps system has not yet fully taken shape. "We have corps that are successful, that advance every month and do not lose territory. And we have corps where the commander is replaced every month. There are corps that have developed their own school of thought and philosophy, and there are corps where we do not even know how many brigades they have or what is happening inside them. Everything depends on organization, but there are corps that do not distribute all their resources internally," Fedorov said.

3. Brigades and corps have been fragmented. "There are brigades that cannot even determine how many battalions they have. A battalion is pulled out of one brigade and thrown into another. It is impossible to build a management system under conditions like these," the defense minister said.

4. No one is held accountable for anything. "Responsibility is always pushed down the chain. Someone else is always made to carry the blame, there is always talk of an investigation and of 'finding out who is guilty'," Fedorov said.

5. Supplies are not routed through the corps. Fedorov said the supply problem is "fundamental": "Over the past five months, we have bought more drones than in the whole of last year, but most units have not felt the impact, because everything is distributed manually: if you are loyal, you get something, if you are not, you don't... That is why we launched this system. It was four months of hell, because it took us four months to agree on a simple project for baseline drone provision to brigades."

6. Constant replacement of commanders.

7. Isolation and toxic treatment of those who deliver results. "If you succeed, you become a star, and then you hit a dead end. [General Mykhailo] Drapatyi received his third reprimand, goodbye. Sorry, Drapatyi, I think after this speech there will be a fourth reprimand for you. I wouldn't want that to happen, but we have no choice left but to talk about it," Fedorov said.

8. It is impossible to carry out any systemic project. "Because you constantly run into the same questions: 'But why?' and 'But how?'" the acting defense minister explained.

9. Human capital is being worn down without proper analysis. Fedorov said they had carried out "a great deal of work", including analyzing losses. "But decisions about who should be supported, who should not, who should be reinforced and who should not are not based on data. They are based on loyalty," he said.

10. The blocking of initiatives and the "bureaucratic crossfire". "In six months at the Defense Ministry, we have not been able to change the organizational structure because the General Staff refuses to approve it: the name is supposedly wrong, something else is not right, or there is allegedly no need to bring in new people," Fedorov explained.

11. Constant dishonesty. "This applies to me too: claims that I ordered the investigation into Skelia, that I launched a media campaign, that I did this or that," the acting defense minister said. [The Ukrainian State Bureau of Investigation is conducting a criminal probe into the Skelia unit – 425th Separate Assault Regiment – following reports of at least 26 noncombat deaths, physical abuse, and inadequate medical care for recruits. The unit's commander was suspended, and authorities are currently investigating allegations of systemic abuse – ed.]

He added that he had proposed changes on all points.

"What solutions were proposed at the time? Radical personnel decisions. That meant changing both the Commander-in-Chief and the Chief of the General Staff… It meant creating an environment where strong leaders could develop instead of being held back or constantly reprimanded. It meant working with IT specialists and smart people. It meant a different management approach. It meant appointing strong corps commanders. Drone-assault units are a fundamental change in the way we think about deploying infantry: technology must be at the forefront of combat. We should lose drones, not people, and only then should infantry move in," Fedorov said.

He also proposed "levelling out" the front line and implementing a doctrine based on the principle of "not losing personnel where it can be avoided", while taking the terrain and the situation into account.

"The allocation of all resources through corps – that means personnel, drones, artillery, training… Because there are situations where, ultimately, no one is responsible for a section of the front line," said the acting minister.

He also said he had proposed establishing an Academy of Modern Warfare to train new leaders capable of commanding headquarters and units, creating a consortium of Ballistics and Anti-Ballistics units, closing the skies, achieving victory in the economic war and, more broadly, transforming the defence forces and rooting out corruption in procurement.
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[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@CaptBob_Nomadic Will we get the spirit episode back? I never finished it 😭

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@IAPonomarenko And this. This People is what make Ukraine.

Stay strong❤️

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@SvenNordenstam När sekten innehåller sånna där medlemmar vet man att det är fallhöjd...

Riktiga bolag tål att granskas och att alla inte är överens jämt.

[Prune60 @Prune602]

MOUNT FAFO

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@IAPonomarenko United we stand

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

And on that bombshell…

[Bruce Crossing @SenatorCrossing]

I’m married to a beautiful Italian-American spitfire who could be Prime Minister Meloni’s sister. I know that posture well. This conversation was not a pleasant one for our President.

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@OAJonsson Tycker detta är utmärkt agerande av orcherna.

[Sebulon Starfighter 🇺🇦🌻🇸🇪 🇮🇱 @SebStarfighter]

@no_itsmyturn Yeah. TACO lost. Again.

[Zak Slayback @zslayback]

A man can be the Supreme Pontiff, the Bishop of Rome, the Vicar of Christ on Earth, and still feel like a little boy in the cockpit of a jet.