>>509992098
>Ukraine should save some troops for the counter when Russians capture Shandryholove
Everywhere you look is a horror show.

Kamyanske is captured now, so Russians can move up along the Dnieper (at least a bit now) and attack the Ukrainian defensive lines from the side).

And you have the methodical grinding move around Kostyantinovka, Porkroast and Myrnograd not to mention Kupyansk in the north.
Every point on the map is a point of sadness and horror for the Ukrainian high command.
>>509992302
>If they even ever get hypersonics, 25 is going to be a year's production output, at best. They'll probably have a slower production rate than THAAD interceptors.
So once they actually have them enter serial production it will be another 5 years.
We are at best talking about 7 years then (assuming the current one that doesn't work actually works).
Pic rel is also very optimistic as it probably assumes that there will be enough foreign buyers to push interest rates down (which there isn't since all allies are broke niggas, and Russia, China etc aren't buying with more following their course).
Case in point, the interest on US debt last year cost $1049 trillion, 2 years ahead of schedule and the interest payments for 2025 are much higher than in 2024.