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Ammunition Supply

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international-conflict1 year ago

"Zelenskyy Warns of Retreat as Russia Outguns Ukraine 6 to 1"

Ukraine's top general, Oleksandr Syrsky, warned that Russia's artillery and mortars are outgunning Ukraine at a rate of six to one on the front line, emphasizing the urgent need for Western allies to provide military aid. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed concern that without additional aid, Ukrainian forces may be forced to retreat. Syrsky highlighted the physical and psychological toll on soldiers and the need for rest and recovery, as he called for more air defense equipment and missiles to counter Russia's increased airstrikes.

defense2 years ago

Global Ammunition Shortage Threatens Intensity of Warfare and EU Support to Ukraine

Ukraine's Strategic Industries Minister, Oleksandr Kamyshin, stated that no single country can produce enough ammunition to meet the current intensity of warfare. Despite increased production capacities by both Ukraine and its foreign partners, the demand for artillery ammunition remains insatiable. Kamyshin emphasized that even if all European, American, and Ukrainian production capacities were multiplied, it would still not be enough to meet the needs at the front. He stressed the importance of continuing to increase production even after the war, as Ukraine would still need to be prepared for potential future conflicts.

military2 years ago

Cluster Bomb Transfers to Ukraine: Exceeding Expectations and Moral Dilemmas

The cluster munitions received by Ukraine from its Western partners have exceeded expectations, according to military expert Mykhailo Zhyrokhov. Originally designed for open terrain, these munitions have proven effective even against fortified targets, resulting in heavy losses for the Russian invasion army. Zhyrokhov also discussed the long-term game of ammunition supply, noting that the expansion of production is underway to meet the demand. He further highlighted that the Russian military is facing a shortage of shells, while Ukrainian artillery now dominates the front lines.