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20-Somethings Leading Ukraine’s Military Innovation Against Russian Invasion
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- The Ukrainian military is increasingly being managed by a younger generation, particularly those in their 20s, who prioritize innovation and modern technology.
- This shift has sparked discussions regarding the ousting of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, highlighting his popularity and conflicts with the traditional military hierarchy.
- The involvement of this younger cohort is seen as a response to the ongoing conflict with Russia, focusing on developing weapons and strategic military guidance.
- This generational change is being likened to a "Silicon Valley" mentality, emphasizing speed and adaptability in military operations.
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