The commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces , Robert (Magyar) Brody, said that his unit could have carried out seven times more strikes on military targets in Crimea if the funds promised by Western allies had arrived faster. In an interview with AP, Magyar noted that Ukraine’s strikes on Crimea are the first stage of a campaign aimed at making the peninsula unsuitable as a foothold for Russian troops. “Crimea is among the key conceptual pillars on the path to ending the war,” he emphasized. “Creating conditions that make it impossible to maintain any military capabilities… will make Crimea uninteresting… as a military bridgehead,” said Magyar. Magyar about the war in UkraineEarlier, Brody named five conditions under which Russia’s war against Ukraine could end .