Russia's jumbled response to Ukraine's invasion of the Kursk region indicates a critical weakness in its military structure, revealing ongoing command and control issues.
Experts observe that Russia's late response involving the FSB and other groups shows an 'unorthodox, untested command and control structure' which is ineffective during crises.
George Barros states, 'Even in its invasion of Ukraine, where the planning was deliberate, Russia's command and control has been horrific and ineffective.'
Critics highlight that Russia's refusal to delegate responsibility led to a slow and immobile military force, which has been compounded by the casualties of close commanders.
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