Frontlines are frozen, so Zelenskyy says the real war is now in the clouds
It turns out the ground war is effectively at a standstill, so Volodymyr Zelenskyy is refocusing the whole game on the sky.
So, the ground war has basically turned into a staring contest. Zelenskyy admits the front line isn't really moving, and the enemy can't get to the sea, which leaves only one place left to fight: the sky. The real problem right now is antiballistic defense.
Apparently, back in the day, the Soviet Union dumped all its anti-missile tech into Moscow, leaving Ukraine with effectively zero inheritance. And because Ukraine lacks the nuclear club membership, it’s been left in that awkward position where everyone feels like they can take a swing. The goal now is to turn the air war into a battle of pure wits.
Winning this isn't just about bravery; it's about holding out until the math stops working for the invaders. If the partners keep the cash flowing and the ground troops keep making every kilometer cost the enemy a small fortune in manpower, then the sky becomes the final, decisive arena. It’s a bitter realization that being in the right doesn't protect you from a falling ballistic missile.
Source: Ukrinform
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