One possible advantage of this project - any any project involving arming Ukraine with NATO standard equipment, is that it could ensure continued support for Ukraine once these get into full combat use. I am sure that NATO and EU nations will have an incentive for preventing their equipment falling into Russian hands. Also, it is a step further towards Ukraine's military becoming fully compatible with NATO - and membership.
The factories linked to building lynx will be priority targets for the russians. As soon they should start production… boum! I am a bit sceptical, but of course ukranians know what they are doing (hopefully). Thank you.
One possible advantage of this project - any any project involving arming Ukraine with NATO standard equipment, is that it could ensure continued support for Ukraine once these get into full combat use. I am sure that NATO and EU nations will have an incentive for preventing their equipment falling into Russian hands. Also, it is a step further towards Ukraine's military becoming fully compatible with NATO - and membership.
As always, a well-written education! Thank you
I would bet that no significant number of these will be produced by Ukraine before major combat is over.
The factories linked to building lynx will be priority targets for the russians. As soon they should start production… boum! I am a bit sceptical, but of course ukranians know what they are doing (hopefully). Thank you.
I had considered that as well. I think there is some optimism that killing German workers on Ukrainian soil may be too escalatory for Putin. I hope they're right. This line of thinking hasn't stopped Russia from hitting American-businesses in Ukraine. https://www.military.com/daily-news/2025/08/21/major-russian-attack-western-ukraine-hits-american-factory-during-us-led-push-peace.html#:~:text=The%20Flex%20factory%20is%20one,end%20the%20war%2C%20Zelenskyy%20said.