"Challenges and Limitations in Ukraine's Artillery Offensive Against Russia"
TL;DR
Ukraine's defense minister has revealed that the country is limited to firing 2,000 artillery shells a day, urging the EU to fulfill its commitment of one million artillery shells as its capacities are stretched thin across a 930-mile front line. European countries have been slow in sending the promised ammunition, with Ukraine's weapons shortages worsening every day. While Ukraine's Western allies stall and US military aid is held up in Congress, Russia has ramped up production, exacerbating the ammunition shortage.
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- Ukraine limited to firing 2,000 shells a day against Russia: official Business Insider
- As Ukraine Plows Through Artillery Shells, One Plan to Send More Fizzles The Wall Street Journal
- No magic US weapon left for offensive Ukraine victory Responsible Statecraft
- Letter: Call for a collective effort to arm Ukraine for the long term Financial Times
- Germany warns EU falling short on pledge to supply Ukraine with ammo The Guardian
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