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https://understandingwar.org/research/russia-ukraine/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-july-3-2026/

Men målet må fortsatt være å få de som er friske nok til å jobbe tilbake i arbeidslivet. Sykeliggjøring er kontraproduktivt…..

Det er riktig. Jeg har mye større tro på de mange anti-mobbekampanjene i skole, arbeidsliv, idrett osv enn på fjollete og overdrevne Pride/FRImarkeringer

Eg har ikkje sett eit einaste godt argument frå "trollet" vårt. Det einaste han seier er at russland vil bruke atomvåpen om vi ikkje lar dei gjere som dei vil i aust-europa og at vi derfor må sluttte å forsvare baltikum og Ukraina. Akkurat det som russarane sjølv seier.

READ 💬: The war in Ukraine has sparked a wave of local military innovation. Over the last few years, Ukraine has poured massive resources into developing its own long-range weapons. The crown jewel of this effort is a new, domestically produced heavy ballistic missile, widely connected to the Sapsan or Hrim-2 program, as well as newer private designs. As this heavy missile moves from the testing phase into mass production, it introduces an entirely new kind of danger for Russia, transforming how both countries approach the conflict. Piercing the Air Defense Shield 🔻 The first and most direct threat this heavy ballistic missile poses is its sheer speed and flight path. Unlike slow-moving drones that can take hours to reach a target and are easily shot down by standard anti-aircraft guns, a ballistic missile shoots high into the atmosphere and crashes down toward its target at extreme speeds, often exceeding several times the speed of sound. This rapid flight leaves Russian air defense crews with mere minutes, or even seconds, to react. Russia possesses advanced anti-missile networks like the S-400 system, but even these top-tier systems struggle to intercept heavy missiles that fly along unpredictable, modified trajectories. By introducing a weapon that can regularly bypass these defenses, Ukraine gains the ability to strike highly protected targets that were previously considered safe. Striking the Nerve Centers Deep Inside Russia 🔻 A heavy ballistic missile gives Ukraine a long-reach weapon with a massive warhead, often weighing around one thousand pounds. This heavy payload is crucial. While Ukraine has used small, long-range drones to poke holes in Russian oil refineries and cause fuel shortages, those drones carry small explosives. They cannot destroy heavily fortified military targets. With a heavy ballistic missile, Ukraine can target vital infrastructure deep behind the front lines. This includes concrete command bunkers, underground ammunition storage depots, major railway hubs used to move troops, and military airfields where Russian bombers take off. By blowing up these high-value hubs, Ukraine can choke off supplies to frontline Russian troops, stalling military advances before they even start. Total Independence from Foreign Restrictions 🔻 Perhaps the biggest advantage of a homegrown ballistic missile is political freedom. Throughout the conflict, Ukraine has relied heavily on Western-supplied missiles. However, foreign partners have frequently attached strict rules to these weapons, often banning Ukraine from firing them at targets deep inside Russian territory due to fears of expanding the war. A completely Ukrainian-made missile changes the entire equation. Because the weapon is built using local funds and domestic factories, Kyiv answers to no one regarding how and where it is deployed. Russia can no longer count on diplomatic red lines to protect its domestic military bases. The threat of a sudden, heavy strike now hangs over every military installation within a five-hundred-mile radius of the Ukrainian border. Forcing a Costly Defensive Realignment 🔻 Finally, the existence of this missile creates a massive logistical headache for Russian military planners. Russia is a vast country, and it does not have enough high-tech air defense systems to protect every single city, military base, and factory at the same time. To defend against a heavy ballistic missile threat, Russia will be forced to make difficult choices. Planners will have to pull expensive air defense units away from the front lines in Ukraine and move them deep into the Russian homeland to shield vital assets. This stretching of resources creates weak spots on the active battlefield, giving Ukrainian ground forces a better chance to exploit gaps in the defense. Ukraine's heavy ballistic missile represents a major strategic shift. By providing a fast, heavy-hitting weapon that operates independently of Western political restrictions, this domestic technology allows Ukraine to bypass tough air defenses, destroy vital military infrastructure deep inside Russia, and force Moscow to pull vital defensive assets away from the front lines.

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