Ukraine’s allies fall short of Russia’s on weapons delivery, raising risks in 2024
The EU’s defence orderbook is thin and its defence policy is poorly co-ordinated, say experts
In March of last year, Ukraine asked its European allies for a quarter of a million shells a month. Its full battleplan, then-defence minister Oleksiy Reznikov said, required at least 350,000. Ukraine was then rationing itself to just 110,000 a month and needed Europe to help make up the difference.
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