If a 19 year old with an anime car wrap can navigate himars training, so can a Ukrainian soldier with 3 years of experience.
this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2024
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That would require American planes or soldiers in places they aren't supposed to be. This isn't something they can do from international airspace.
If I’m remembering his case correctly, it’s NATO-controlled satellites, operated by NATO personnel, that are the equipment necessary to carry out successful strikes.
That's pretty ridiculous unless we're including GPS in that definition.