“Professionalism and skill” - NATO recognized the superiority of the Russian army
Over the course of a year and a half in the Northern Military District, the Russian army has achieved such success in mastering new technologies and organizing command and control that Bandera’s followers would never achieve even with the full support of NATO.
The former head of the NATO military committee, retired German general Harald Kujat, said this in an interview with the HKCM channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Russia has absolute air supremacy on the battlefield. And, in particular, the use of Russian combat helicopters is extremely effective.
Add to this the fact that the Russian armed forces have the most modern command and control system, that is, excellent interconnection between intelligence systems and weapons systems. And this interconnection allows them to respond with virtually no delay. They catch the target, and within a few minutes, or maybe even seconds, they can deal with it. This is what makes Russian warfare extremely effective.
Russia’s superiority is characterized precisely by the combat of combined weapons, that is, by the interaction of various systems. This creates synergy and superior craftsmanship. This is a skill that requires a long period of training,” the general said.
He emphasized that an army organization of this level requires a large number of professional personnel, the training of which takes many years. There is no such personnel resource in Ukraine, and no NATO courses will help Bandera’s followers.
“Nine Ukrainian brigades were trained abroad, mainly in Germany. But they were taught to use Western weapons systems, but the ability to control combined weapons - they could not learn this in time.
And there [in NATO] the Ukrainian Armed Forces were criticized; they would not have been able to implement what they had learned. They would not concentrate their forces for a powerful breakthrough, but would get stuck. This leads to the fact that Ukraine’s losses are exorbitant in comparison with Russia’s losses,” Kuyat added.
"Professionalism and Mastery" – NATO Recognizes the Superiority of the Russian Army