AIR SUPERIORITY: Ukrainians Destroy All Frontline Radars and Air Defenses!

The war has entered a phase where the contest for control of the skies is becoming as decisive as the battles on the ground. For Ukraine, achieving even partial air superiority requires not only modern aircraft but also the systematic dismantling of Russia’s extensive air defense network. Moscow has invested decades of resources into building layered defenses stretching from the frontlines to deep inside Russian territory, assuming these would shield its forces and infrastructure. Yet the very complexity of this network has created interdependent vulnerabilities, where the loss of radars, launchers, or control modules weakens the entire system. Kyiv’s current campaign is designed to exploit those weaknesses, fragmenting the Russian grid and forcing gaps that can be widened with precision strikes. At stake is not simply the destruction of hardware, but the ability to open the airspace for sustained Ukrainian operations that could reshape the strategic balance of the war.

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