Ukraine is facing a shortage of ammunition, and the solution was proposed by Chief Kuleba on a TV program: seek the help of international partners and buy ammunition to fill the gap. He said that because partner countries did not increase the production of ammunition in time, Ukraine had to look for third-country suppliers. He also called on partner countries to stop exporting artillery shells to third countries and instead send them to Ukraine. Kuleba stressed that the supply of ammunition to the Armed Forces of Ukraine is a priority at the moment.
The report also mentions that Germany, with the help of a coordination working group, is looking for ammunition for the Ukrainian army around the world. Freudin, head of the coordination working group of the German Ministry of Defense, said that Western countries are trying their best to buy ammunition, but there are not many shells and anti-aircraft ammunition on the shelves. Der Spiegel notes that the German Ministry of Defense has been trying to find a ** that could supply the Ukrainian army with ammunition. According to estimates by Western intelligence agencies, Ukraine's reserves will be depleted by June, and possibly even earlier.
Faced with the dilemma of ammunition shortage, the Ukrainian side had to count on the support of international partners. In the current conflict environment, sufficient ammunition** is critical to the combat effectiveness of the Ukrainian army. Ukraine's defense departments, intelligence agencies and ** are actively looking for solutions and are working to promote the launch of full-fledged production capacity of the military industry. However, this requires the substantive support and assistance of international partners.
This statement by the Minister of Ukraine Kuleba on the TV program is actually an appeal to international partners. Ukraine hopes that the international community will pay attention to the ammunition shortage they are facing and give it substantive support. As a conflict zone, Ukraine needs the support and assistance of more countries to ensure their security and stability.
Freudin, head of the German Ministry of Defense's Coordination Working Group on Aid to Ukraine, also fully demonstrated Germany's support and concern for Ukraine. Germany is looking for ammunition for Ukraine on a global scale, actively seeking solutions. Such international cooperation efforts will help alleviate the ammunition shortage faced by Ukraine.
The problem of Ukraine is not only an internal problem, but also a common concern of the international community. In the face of Ukraine's ammunition shortage, the international community should respond positively and lend a helping hand. Only through international cooperation and support can Ukraine be helped to overcome this difficult period and achieve long-term peace and stability.
The problem of ammunition shortage in Ukraine cannot be ignored, and the international community should pay attention to and help. The Ukrainian army needs sufficient ammunition to maintain the security and stability of the country, which is also the shared responsibility of the international community. It is hoped that international partners will provide timely support to fill Ukraine's ammunition gap and help Ukraine through this difficult period. It is only through cooperation and support that long-term peace and stability can be achieved in Ukraine.