"Ukraine's Front-line Struggle: Shortage of Soldiers and Ammunition Rations"

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Ukrainian infantry units are facing a critical shortage of soldiers, leading to exhaustion and diminished morale on the front line, as Russia regains the offensive initiative. President Zelensky is in disagreement with military leadership over the need to mobilize nearly 500,000 new troops, while financial strain and stalled aid packages further complicate the situation. The lack of personnel and ammunition has resulted in extended deployments, exhaustion, and a crumbling front line, prompting calls for clearer messaging and the need for rest and reinforcements.
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