Ukraine's Shaken Confidence in Russia's War

Ukraine's confidence in its war against Russia is shaking as it faces a decline in aid from the US and other Western allies. Ukrainian military officials have expressed concerns about Russia gaining strength, with reports of increased drone attacks and missile accumulation. Colonel General Oleksandr Syrsky, commander of Ukraine's ground forces, admitted that Russia has achieved military superiority. Ukraine is also facing a shortfall of ammunition, forcing it to scale back or change its strategy on the battlefield. While some aid has been announced, including from Denmark, a significant US aid package is held up in Congress, and Hungary vetoed the EU's plan to send aid. Ukrainian President Zelensky warns that his country cannot win the war without help from its allies.