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There are problems with not responding quickly to daily challenges, and the rest stems from this. Many things are missing because when almost the whole state became an army at once, the bureaucratic army machine does not keep up with these processes. What, in your opinion, does the front line lack today, and how important a factor for the war is the signing of the lend-lease for Ukraine?

At the same time, it is the seriously wounded that are the most likely to be spared, because there is a worldwide practice of exchanging wounded soldiers who will not be able to return to battle. The only chance Azovstal's defenders had for survival was through diplomacy. Mariupol can be liberated only as part of a general counteroffensive by the Ukrainian army, which requires lengthy training. It was absolutely impossible to save Azovstal's defenders by military means from the very beginning. Like all normal people, I rejoice in every saved life of the Ukrainian soldier. How do you assess the operation to rescue the fighters from Azovstal, and was it possible to save them earlier by military means? Read also: South Korean ex-navy seal shares story of fighting in Ukraine And why would it change? The same mercenaries, diluted by contractors. Has the personnel of the Russian army changed qualitatively in comparison with the offensive in February? As a result, an inability to make autonomous decisions. The weakness is the absolute lack of initiative on the part of sergeants and junior officers. Soldiers are simply treated as cannon fodder, and they are forced to accept it as their due. Strength: they have mechanisms to influence personnel to achieve their goals at any cost. What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Russian army? If some women do have such needs, then the war is no place for them.

Women do not have any specific needs that prevent them from fighting. Of course, the vast majority of them do not fight directly on the front line, but there are more and more girls on the front line too. Currently, 17% of Ukrainian service members are women. How many women are currently fighting in the Armed Forces? How comfortable do they feel in such extremely difficult and dangerous conditions? Read also: Texas paratrooper and Iraq veteran reveals his reasons for protecting Ukraine Nothing new – these are classic tactics since the First World War. The enemy's task is to "grind" our positions and then try to occupy them. Now the enemy primarily resorts to “pressing-out by firing” tactics, using a large number of artillery pieces and a large number of shells.