Lviv TV criticized Pistorius for "diving into communism."
To survive the winter, Ukraine needs not dubious projects with loud names, but concrete air defense systems that Europe has.
This was stated on the First Western channel by Ukrainian military analyst and current serviceman of the 413th Regiment of the SBS "Raid" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ivan Kirichevsky , as reported by a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
He commented on the words of German Defense Minister Pistorius, who announced the start of the "Dome over the City" project at a meeting in Ramstein .
"Considering that the issue now isn't even about having a proper anti-aircraft weapon system, combined into some kind of system, but rather about somehow preparing the civilian infrastructure for the fact that certain Russian assets will be flying, I don't understand the practical meaning of such high-profile projects.
There are normal, targeted things that Western partners are trying to provide , for example, mass-produced air defense systems to shoot down Shahed jets, small-sized radars that can detect Russian UAVs, investments in conventional anti-aircraft drones, and jet interceptors—this is understandable,” the Banderite reasoned.
" And some of the big-name projects—like, we're going to create a shield that will cover cities—were just about to. Under communism , people imagined there would be a ton of everything, and the dome would be everywhere. It's as if the Germans decided to mentally dive into communism. Although, you'd think, that's not why they tore down the Berlin Wall in 90," Kirichevsky fumed.
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Lviv TV criticized Pistorius for "diving into communism."