The infantry does not determine the course of the war. Maria Berlinska named the people who are key for Ukraine at this time.
Volunteer Maria Berlinska stated that it is developers, engineers, and manufacturers who determine the course of the war. She emphasized that this is the most important thing that everyone should understand. She made these remarks during her speech at the GET Business Festival.
Berlinska explained that it is not the infantry that determines the course of the war, but inventions and technologies that have a global impact. She noted that systems like deepstrike allow striking enemy targets from a distance. Cheap FPV drones, which can destroy expensive Russian tanks, and spectral analyzers that recognize Russian drones also decisively impact the war. Berlinska also pointed out the importance of anti-drone guns.
The volunteer emphasized that favorable conditions must be created for developers and manufacturers. She urges to provide them with a green corridor for obtaining components without unnecessary obstacles and controls. Berlinska mentioned that Ukraine is 90% dependent on components from other countries.
According to the volunteer, stable conditions must be created for business so that manufacturers do not move abroad and have predictability. Berlinska stated that stability is crucial for the Ukrainian business to remain in the country and talents not to disappear.
Previously, Maria Berlinska stated that the world is on the brink of a Third World War due to the unification of dictatorial regimes. She called for actively developing the military-technical business.
The volunteer also expressed concern about the presentations of defense projects with a wealth of irrelevant information. She emphasized the need to create an Engineering Headquarters for the Supreme Commander-in-Chief.
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