Insights into Ukraine's War: From Makeshift Armor to Western Military Support.

A Ukrainian soldier, known only as Petro, said that Russian troops made themselves easy targets at the start of the war but have since learned from their mistakes. Petro's unit spotted an anti-tank gun, but the responding Ukrainian artillery unit only fired one shot when six are usually needed to dispatch a target. Ukrainian troops on the frontline say they're running dangerously low on ammunition. The European Union said in March that it would deliver one million rounds of ammo to Ukraine over the next year, while the Biden administration has promised 200,000 artillery, rocket, and tank rounds to Kyiv.