Die Superwaffe gegen Putin | Torsten Heinrich

Support us with a STANDARD subscription for just €3 for the first 3 months: https://checkout.derstandard.at/produ... Contents: 00:00 – Introduction: Ukraine as a drone superpower 00:30 – Welcome by Thorsten Heinrich 00:57 – Russia under pressure: Fuel shortage and economic damage 03:29 – Problems with Russian recruitment and the front line situation 04:32 – Military situation on the ground: Russia's slow advance 06:40 – Where does Ukraine's technological advantage come from? 08:21 – Strategic Drone Campaign and the Destruction of Air Defenses 10:49 – US Support and Reconnaissance Data 12:53 – The Importance of Starlink on the Front Lines 14:49 – Sustainability of the Technological Advantage 18:52 – Elite Units in Action: Protecting Crimea and Shipping 21:05 – The Importance of the Initiative in War 22:25 – Attacks on Russian Ships in the Sea of ​​Azov 26:13 – How Do Drones Find Their Targets at Sea? 28:40 – Ukraine's Goal: Pressure for Peace Negotiations 32:25 – Why the Ukrainian System Is More Resilient 34:59 – Political Developments in the West and Putin's Hope 36:45 – War of Attrition: Who Will Last Longer? 40:37 – Ukrainian Strategy for the Coming Years 42:09 – Closing Remarks and Outro We speak with military historian Torsten Heinrich about Ukraine's drone strategy and why Russia currently appears so helpless. Ukraine is increasingly becoming the world's most powerful drone nation. Attacks deep within Russia's interior or on Russian ships are currently putting immense pressure on the Kremlin leader. But why is this happening? What does Ukraine have that the vast Russian state lacks, and could Ukraine even defeat Putin and end the war with this strategy? We discuss this with military historian Torsten Heinrich. Photo: AFP, Screenshot Did you enjoy the video? Like, subscribe, and support our work: https://abo.derstandard.at/?ref=Podca...