nostr:npub1vz555w0w7pdy3l9skg202lkdnjqll4ct67l25f68x2h84e7u7r4qmrqdta the situation with the sea domain feels a lot like that with the air. Both able to mount denial operations, neither able to assert control. And for Russia that's worse, because as the stronger party they have more assets that they can't use now.
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Ukraine has no Navy as of today, while they do have an Air Force. That means the comparison isn't particularly apt - for a nation with no Navy, Ukraine is having a lot of success sinking or disabling high value naval targets.
I am waiting for the first news of a russian submarine promoted to a dive site.
nostr:npub1vz555w0w7pdy3l9skg202lkdnjqll4ct67l25f68x2h84e7u7r4qmrqdta
nostr:npub1cscw5kknl3mwpqs8g8udnnwklzwpa2klfzl4wpumuwyjypppg5aset8pjk nostr:npub1vz555w0w7pdy3l9skg202lkdnjqll4ct67l25f68x2h84e7u7r4qmrqdta it's not a 1:1 comparison, but the development of a situation where denial is easier than control, in all the domains, really, is striking here. Unfortunately it implies a tendency towards stalemate, unless Russia experiences a political collapse.
