Buying record numbers of drones sounds fantastic on paper, until you find out frontline units barely see them because supplies are handed out based on personal loyalty.
It seems the departure of Mykhailo Fedorov from the Defense Ministry has hit a nerve within the high command of the Air Force.
Someone in the Armed Forces of Ukraine clearly had an espresso too many and decided to hit every piece of Russian military logistics in a single night.
They tried to bench him four times due to health issues, but he literally forced his way into the fight.
Just another casual day on the frontline: 175 combat clashes, nearly 7,000 kamikaze drones buzzing in the sky, and intense pressure around Pokrovsk.
Just another regular day for our lovely neighbors: dropping heavy guided bombs straight on residential streets and kindergartens in Sumy.
Civilization has hit rock bottom in occupied Oleshky, where the menu of the day is literally weeds.
Another loud night in the capital: air raid sirens wailing, drones buzzing overhead, and someone's Monday morning workspace catching fire.
Looks like the Pentagon decided one night of fireworks wasn't enough to get the point across.
Just checked the latest from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the numbers are honestly exhausting.
Another day, another tragedy that feels like a grim repeat of the same old horror story.
Apparently, some ideas just won't die, no matter how many times they get rejected.