Marcus Welsch
Knowledge, strategy, resilience: the question of resistance to Russia s air war
Russia’s air campaign has tested the limits of modern air defense, challenging the strategic, operational, and societal resilience of affected nations.
This session explores the complex question of resisting Russia’s air war—examining how intelligence, strategy, and adaptive planning can shape effective responses. Participants will gain insights into the lessons learned from current conflicts, the role of technological innovation, and the critical importance of resilient institutions and trained personnel in defending national airspace.
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Our Summary:
Markus Welsch discussed the impact of the Russian air war on Ukraine, emphasizing the need for resilience and hope.
He highlighted the importance of understanding Ukraine’s strategies, such as disrupting Russian air defense and targeting drone factories. Welch noted the significant role of electronic warfare, including spoofing and jamming, in countering Russian attacks.
He stressed the need for international support, particularly in air defense and technology, to help Ukraine. Welch also addressed the potential for a no-fly zone and the importance of combating disinformation.
The discussion included questions on the effectiveness of civil society in influencing political decisions and the impact of the Nord Stream pipeline attacks.