The new future commander of the US Marine Corps, General Eric Smith, said the final lessons of Russian Special Military Operations (SVO) in Ukraine have not yet been learned. TASS.
The general noted that although the war in Ukraine has taught the US military something, he believes that the final lessons have not yet been learned. Smith said this while speaking at a hearing on the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, whose candidacy for the post of commander must be confirmed.
According to the general, the SVO has shown, among other things, that in the last 15-20 years, due to new technologies, some means of observation and reconnaissance have become accessible to almost everyone. With all this, Smith noted that mobility, invisibility and long-range firepower are still key.
Previously at the Pentagon declarationHe said the new aid package for Ukraine includes 15 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and ten Stryker armored personnel carriers. The Armed Forces of Ukraine will also receive ammunition for NASAMS air defense systems, portable Stinger air defense systems, Javelin, TOW and AT-4 anti-tank missile systems, as well as shells and missiles.
Source: Gazeta
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