Vadym Skibitskyi, the representative of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, emphasized that the occupiers are adapting rapidly and dismissed the notion of adopting a passive defense strategy.
“Our adversaries are quick learners, demonstrating notable adaptability. To illustrate, consider the Kh-101 cruise missiles – they are significantly different from those employed in 2022. The latest version features an active electronic warfare system, active protection mechanisms, thermal traps, and more,” Vadym Skibitskyi stated.
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Vadym Skibitskyi underscored the need for comprehensive development, encompassing air defense, safeguarding the defense industry’s production capabilities and implementing counteroffensive measures to prevent territorial losses. Reflecting on the lessons from 2023, he emphasized the imperative of proactive strategies to secure and defend territories.
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