Ukraine hopes to retake territory as new weapons give firepower to push back Russians

By Anicée Van Engeland, Associate Professor of International Security & Law Cranfield Forensic Institute, Cranfield University

There’s recently been a shift in the tactics used by both sides in the Ukraine war, due largely to the arrival of new weapons. Initially after Russian troops crossed over into Ukraine on February 24, Ukrainian armed forces engaged in a masterful defensive strategy, using British-made NLAW anti-tank missiles among others to destroy Russian armour, thereby preventing troops from entering Kyiv.

The tide then turned as Russian armed forces turned…

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