ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ukraine’s resistance in the war with Russia depends highly on its air defense capabilities. Rubryka presents a new episode about the air defense that saves Ukrainian lives.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Key aspects of how Ukrainian air defense systems work
- what is the current perspective on the relationship between air defense and ground operations
- role of Ukrainian NGOs in strengthening the air defense
Featured Speaker:
Mykola Bielieskov is an expert at the National Institute of Strategic Studies and a senior analyst at the Ukrainian charity Come Back Alive.
English
United States
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