Row 82710
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> You can’t just hand them F-16s on day 1 and expect it to work.
This is true but it doesn't actually counter the real criticism: speed.
The West has known since only a few weeks after the invasion began that Ukraine was willing to learn and utilise everything the West would give them. Instead, it took how many months to send them MBTs? And 2 whole years to send F-16s?
ISW made this criticism and said that it directly affects the success of Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield as well as the length of the war. They warned about providing Ukraine the equipment as a last minute thing before the MBTs were even delivered. And what we've seen is the direct consequences of that.
Even if the training began months beforehand with the equipment arriving later, that would've been far better than what we'd actually done. Instead it was a bunch of pussyfooting around, a ton of "um"s and "ah"s, signing it off and then beginning the training 2 months after Ukraine asked for the equipment.
**Right now**, we should be training Ukrainian soldiers on the next major weapon/equipment they'll likely need or request. We don't have to make the same mistakes but we do.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 82710
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000