"Chaos in Air Defense": Bezugla stated that Ukraine has no single plan for the Sky protection
According to Kateryna Kobernik's personal page on Facebook, she reminded that the authorities at different levels-from the President to the AOP leadership-assured of the start of mass production of drones-interceptors in early autumn. According to her, manufacturers then warned that the contracts were not concluded and production was impossible in the promised time.
Kobernik stressed that since the beginning of October, Russia has been conducting continuous massive drones that have been struck and some of their consequences are not reflected in open statistics. She posed a number of questions about coordinating the air defense system responsible for this direction and a single action plan.
"There are many questions, but the main thing - so what about the promised interceptors? How does this system work? It cannot be a shred - where anyone launched, there is a way. Has it somehow coordinated with the air defense. In response, Marian Bezugla said in her Telegram channel that there was no such plan.
It described the situation as chaotic, since in the field of counteraction to drones there are different structures - the forces of unmanned systems, the General Staff, air forces, government agencies, local administrations and private initiatives. In her opinion, each of the participants of the process works separately, without an integrated management system. "There is no plan, Catherine. I do not even want to write what chaos.
Forces of unmanned systems (Madyar), General Staff, Air Force, Ministry, Cabinet, Private Initiatives, Local Administrations . . . This ensemble plays various tunes, and the whole set is efficiency. Earlier, Focus wrote that Europe is ready to set a air defense zone above the territory of Ukraine. According to the Western military plan, the western regions will be protected from Russian drones and missiles, and then the air defense will be expanded to almost half of the country.