Ash Oro @ashoro.co.uk · 13/04/20263/7 Today’s position is much narrower: Diplomatic resolution first - to bring and end to the conflict Then Military planning for freedom of navigation after the conflict That “after” is doing a lot of heavy lifting. 170 0
Ash Oro @ashoro.co.uk · 13/04/20264/7 Why does this matter? Because a humanitarian corridor only works if the operating environment supports it: Airspace must be controllable Mine countermeasures must be viable Merchant shipping must have confidence (which he does mention in passing) Right now — none of those are guaranteed. 170 0
Ash Oro @ashoro.co.uk · 13/04/20265/7 What we’re seeing instead is a shift in the nature of the battlespace. This is no longer just about deterring entry (area denial). It’s moving toward conditions where safe access cannot be reliably provided at all (access denial) 160 0
