However, in conversation with the presenters, he noted that one of the main drawbacks is corruption. It should be noted that during a two -hour conversation, Milburn also discussed with the leading tactics of war and praised the Ukrainian military for good work with UAVs. In his opinion, the event should be provided by the Armed Forces "perfect European and American drones. " Milburn also spoke about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
He noted that the Kremlin head does not suffer so much from reports of failure at the front, as everyone thinks. "I think it is very easy to consider Putin crazy," Milburn said. Newsweek writes that before his stay in Ukraine, Milburn has served for over 30 years in the US Marine and served in Iraq and Afghanistan. In 2020, he published his memoirs "When the Storm Building", which tells him about his stay in the fields of battles around the world.
Earlier, Focus wrote that the media reported that the Kremlin was conducting a large campaign in Africa to lure the US ally to its side. Journalists said the Kremlin was trying to spread its propaganda in Africa, where the West's positions have weakened. Pro -Russian media begin to work there in exchange for military assistance. We also remind that Danilov is convinced that Russia is afraid of their strategic bombers.
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