Many Ukrainians, including those living in Kyiv, are confused about when there will be a turning point in the war and which weapon will be decisive. To gain a better understanding, military analyst Petro Chernyk believes that the turning point at the front will be in late spring or early summer, and that aviation will be the weapon that will significantly change the course of the war. Chernik compared the Russian army to the German army during World War I and believes that the Kremlin leader does not spare his personnel and throws them to the slaughter. Vadym Denysenko believes that Melitopol is the key point of this war and that if the Russian army launches a major offensive, Donbas, Zaporizhzhia, or Pavlohrad will most likely be at risk. Russia would not dare to launch a nuclear strike, as it would lead to a military defeat and the collapse of Russia. Currently, there are approximately 326 thousand Russian occupants in Ukraine and Russia has only 9% of its stockpile of long-range Kalibr missiles left. French radars for Ukrainian air defense will help