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The areas were split up like this to stop “friendly Fire” I don’t think anyone can identify a moving aircraft at 3km.
That depends really,. The Russians were moving to upgrade/replace their IFF systems in 2013/14...if they did manage to do that perhaps they can identify fast jets at close range. At the time they were talking about using encrypted ADSB.
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WWIII air defence over Europe was supposed to have a forward zone of attack helicopters,A10, Frogfoots etc then a missile belt then an air defence zone patrolled by F15s . Maybe the Ukrainians could establish a missile belt and inch it forward, the Russians would do the same over their troops giving a defacto no fly zone.
The areas were split up like this to stop “friendly Fire” I don’t think anyone can identify a moving aircraft at 3km.
Stinger missiles should curtail tactical air power but LGBs probably allow attacks on supply lines from higher altitude.