Western-made armor is failing in Ukraine because it wasn't designed to sustain a conflict of this intensity, a military analyst told The Wall Street Journal.
Taras Chmut, a military analyst who's the head of the Come Back Alive Foundation, which has raised money to purchase and provide arms and equipment to Ukraine, said that "a lot of Western armor doesn't work here because it had been created not for an all-out war but for conflicts of low or medium intensity."
"If you throw it into a mass offensive, it just doesn't perform," he said.
Chmut went on to say Ukraine's Western allies should instead turn their attention to delivering simpler and cheaper systems, but in larger quantities, something Ukraine has repeatedly requested, the newspaper reported.
Oh, glad to hear you think war isn't about killing people. What a nice little world you live in.
War involves killing people, the goal of war isn't to kill people. Do i need to explain the difference between a method and a goal?
That's like saying you don't have to be good at kicking a ball to play soccer, since the goal is to just get the ball in the net.
No, that's like saying if you can only kick you're not going to be good at getting the ball in.