How Ukraine’s military is adapting after four years of war with Russia – Breaking Defense Twitter
Toggle Search Europe Edition Newsletter Signup Close navigation Air Land Naval Space Networks AI Business Congress Pentagon Global About Us Webinars News Video: The Weekly Break Out Twitter Facebook YouTube RSS LinkedIn Envelope Search for: Search Featured: Eurosatory ILA Berlin Manned-Unmanned Teaming Global, Naval Warfare How Ukraine’s military is adapting after four years of war with Russia This week on The Break Out, former Pentagon official Mara Karlin shares what she learned during a recent trip to Ukraine.
In this week’s episode of The Break Out, Mara Karlin of the Brookings Institution spoke to Breaking Defense Editor-in-Chief Aaron Mehta about her recent visit to the front lines of Russia’s invasion and occupation of Ukraine. Karlin explains how Ukraine is notching a variety of lower-profile technological victories as well as a few ways Russia could attempt to escalate the conflict in the months ahead.
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