Europe's Response to U.S. Doubts: Filling Ukraine's Weapons Gap

European countries, including Germany, Britain, and Norway, are increasing their production of weapons and providing support to Ukraine as the United States shows reluctance in sending more military aid. Germany plans to double its support to $8.5 billion by 2024 and deliver air defense systems. European Union states are also preparing to train an additional 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers. However, concerns remain as the EU is expected to fall short of its pledge to donate 1 million rounds of artillery ammunition to Ukraine. European leaders are determined to fill the weapons gap and sustain support for Ukraine, especially amid doubts about the U.S. commitment.