oleksandr mosienko, head of the military center. of legal research joined our broadcast. s, mr. oleksandr, thank you for joining. i congratulate you. did the ukrainian troops enter the kursk region? i think so. well, because we should understand very well, i think we will wait for official comments, of course from the general staff, but i can say why it would be appropriate to do so, because i have a perfectly reasoned explanation. after all, you have to understand that the situation in the east is difficult now, i will start with that right away. in order to create problems for the enemy, and this is well understood by the military, especially the military from the headquarters, they need to create problems, well, when we see that the enemy is advancing in one direction, we must try to launch a counterattack in that direction, where the enemy may not expect . there weren't many options, i'll tell you, if you count up to today's moment, or the left bank of the kherson region, but it is more difficult there, because we understand in a few days. and the enemy still has signi

i am pleased to welcome oleksandr mosienko, director of the center for military legal studies, to thedio. oleksandr, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. there is a lot of talk these days about the f-16. i would like to ask you about whether you have noticed anything interesting in the context of hanging on these planes. it's easier to say. what should we expect in terms of weapons and missiles that can be equipped on these planes? that's a very good question, it's important because airplanes matter certainly, but just as important is what is suspended, that is, it speaks to the capabilities of the aircraft, from what is seen to date, is that the sides will be able to act as means. of air defense, i.e. they are equipped with missiles that make it possible to actually deter russian enemy aircraft, shoot down missiles and drones, but in principle they are also equipped with jade bombs, modified, by the way, just for the needs of ukraine, this is for strikes against ground objects ektakh, and kharm anti-radar missiles, i.e. those that can to blind the enemy, to hit his radars and his syste

i would like to welcome oleksandr mosienko, director of the center for military legal research, to thedio. oleksandr, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. there is a lot of talk these days about the f-16. i would like to ask you about whether you noticed something interesting in the context of suspended on these planes. simply put, what should we expect in terms of weapons and missiles that can be equipped on these aircraft? it is very. good question, it's important because the planes are important, of course, but equally important is what's suspended, so it speaks to the capabilities of the planes, from what we can see to date, is that the sides will be able to act as anti-aircraft assets defense, that is, they are equipped with missiles that make it possible to actually deter russian enemy aircraft, shoot down missiles and drones, but... in principle, they are also equipped with jdam bombs, modified, by the way, precisely for the needs of ukraine, for strikes on ground objects, and harm anti-radar missiles. that is, those that can blind the enemy, hit his radars and air defense systems

oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military and legal research, joins our broadcast. congratulations, thank you for joining. i congratulate you. the f-16 is already in ukraine, already officially, as everyone has already seen. the economist wrote: better late than never. on this. at the stage of the war, what effect will these fighters have? well, it is necessary to proceed from the existing armament , in principle you can see that these aircraft, they have adapted precisely to the conditions of ukraine, and i will tell you that this adaptation is the most difficult, therefore that the challenges that the f-16 will face in ukraine are extremely high, and this includes a challenge for our partners, who understand that they must demonstrate and maintain an appropriate image. brand, that western technology, aviation is clearly better, so these planes are equipped, among other things , with long-range detection and warning systems that the plane may... be in the zone of damage or enemy anti-aircraft missile system or actions of enemy aviation, which can launch rockets in

and we talk about the situation in more detail with oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military legal research. alexander, i congratulate you. the operation in the kursk region has been going on for almost two weeks now, and different opinions about its purpose have been heard on our airwaves. nevertheless, what do you think is the key goal of the ukrainian military in kursk oblast right now? i think what we can at least for now say about the intermediate goals that have already been achieved and achieved is that ukraine continues to conduct an offensive operation, the purpose of this offensive operation, as the president noted, is to create a buffer zone, advance further and force the enemy to transfer, forcing russian troops to transfer forces from the donetsk region directly to the region of the kurdish region in order to reduce the pressure and offensive of the russian troops in exactly this way, that is, by ... to improve our positions within the framework of conducting a defensive operation on the eastern front, and from the point of view of the achieved goals, it is also

thank you very much, oleksandr mosienko, director of the center for military legal research, was in touch with us for the project new week, thank you. once again, i remind you that today we are asking our viewers and listeners, do you think that the russian people are as guilty of the war as putin is? in my opinion, this question sounds a bit rhetorical, but still we understand that people can think differently, and we value your opinion very much, it is absolutely invaluable to us, so please, if you think that russians are completely , as well as putin are guilty, then 0800 211 381, if you think that and... no, not all, then 0800 211 382, ​​i emphasize once again, absolutely free, join in, well, i am glad to welcome to the studio oleg penzyn, economist, executive director of the economic discussion club, mr. oleg, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, to the heroes of glory, i am also very glad to see you, very mutual, wartime economy and innovations that we may not be able to avoid, the government says it is making compromises with business on. raising taxes, that's how they think, i'd

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