Military Aid

North Korean factories making arms for Russia are ‘operating at full capacity,’ South Korea says | CNN

The news that North Korean factories are operating at full capacity to produce arms for Russia has stirred up a variety of thoughts and concerns. The collaboration between North Korea, Iran, and Russia to bolster their military capabilities is undoubtedly alarming, especially in the midst of ongoing conflicts and tensions around the world.

It’s troubling to see these countries, often viewed as part of an “anti-western block,” intensifying their efforts to ramp up their military industrial complexes. The prospect of North Korea and Iran increasing military production to aid Russia is a daunting one, particularly as the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate.… Continue reading

ABC News: Ukraine could face ‘catastrophic’ arms shortage within weeks, US officials say

It’s alarming to read reports that Ukraine could be facing a catastrophic arms shortage within weeks, as US officials warn. This situation raises a myriad of questions about how we got to this point and why the international community, especially the United States, is not doing more to support Ukraine in its time of need. The fact that Russia, a country with outdated equipment, can outgun the entire free world is a sobering reality that should prompt immediate action.

The idea that evil prevails when good men fail to act rings true in this context. The Republican party’s compromised stance in the face of Kremlin influence is unsettling, especially considering the historical precedence of Democrats and Republicans switching positions on military spending over the decades.… Continue reading

Biden administration is leaning toward supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles

The Biden administration is finally starting to show signs of potentially supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles, and honestly, it’s about time. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has been devastating, and the quicker they get the weapons needed to target key Russian infrastructure, the quicker this war can be brought to a close. The idea that Ukraine must fight defensively, without the liberty to strike deep within enemy territory, only invites prolonged bloodshed on Europe’s doorstep. It’s time to bring the fight to them.

The drip-feeding of weapons to Ukraine while they are being crushed by Russian forces is simply not enough.… Continue reading

Czech Republic has identified a way to procure 3.5 million rounds of ammunition for Ukraine but needs funding to do so, said the country’s president Petr Pavel

The Czech Republic has identified a way to procure 3.5 million rounds of ammunition for Ukraine but lacks the necessary funding to make it happen, according to the country’s president, Petr Pavel. This revelation brings to light the urgency of the situation in Ukraine, where the need for ammunition is critical in the ongoing conflict. The availability of half a million 155mm caliber rounds and 3 million 122mm caliber rounds presents a significant opportunity to boost the Ukrainian forces’ capabilities, yet the lack of funding stands as a major obstacle in the path towards supporting their defense.

The significance of this potential ammunition supply cannot be understated, especially considering the dire need for replenishment in Ukraine.… Continue reading

Prime Minister: Denmark to supply all its artillery to Ukraine

Denmark’s decision to supply all its artillery to Ukraine is a commendable and bold move that showcases true leadership in times of crisis. As a Ukrainian, I am deeply grateful for Denmark’s unwavering support and commitment to helping us defend our nation against the Russian aggression. The Prime Minister’s announcement reflects a strong sense of solidarity and unity among European countries, emphasizing the importance of standing together in the face of a common threat.

It is evident that Ukraine is in dire need of military equipment and ammunition to combat the overwhelming forces of Russia. The lack of sufficient weaponry and shells has strained our ability to engage in strategic maneuvers and defend against the escalating aggression.… Continue reading

Ukraine Russia war: US warns Avdiivka could fall

I can’t help but feel a sense of frustration and disappointment when I see the news about the warnings of Avdiivka potentially falling in the Ukraine-Russia war. The fact that this town, which has stood on the frontline for nearly a decade, is now in danger of falling due to lack of support is disheartening. It makes me wonder why this town is so crucial strategically.

It’s alarming to see the impact of political decisions on the ground, where Ukraine is losing a key stronghold that held out for so long until ammunition ran out. The House going on a two-week break at such a critical moment reflects a lack of prioritization and urgency in supporting our allies.… Continue reading

Exhausted Ukraine struggles to find new men for front line

Exhausted Ukraine Struggles to Find New Men for Front Line

Damn Russia with the oldest trick in their book, keeping the war prolonged until the opponent gets tired. It’s a shame that Russia still has no problem pushing more men through the meat grinder. Letting Ukraine hang dry is a modern-day tragedy. The West needs to step up and provide the necessary support, or things are going to get very bad soon.

What’s even more depressing is the fact that being conscripted means fighting a losing war. It’s demoralizing and disheartening for the men on the front lines. I can’t help but wonder why the armchair generals on Reddit don’t volunteer themselves and go fight instead of acting like military experts from the comfort of their homes.… Continue reading

‘Zelenskyy: As far as ground war is concerned, it’s hit a stalemate, that’s a fact’ “We are fighting against terrorists who have one of the largest armies in the world. Ammunition is not enough – we need modern equipment.” [interview Italian TV channel Rai1]

As I read through various comments and opinions on the conflict in Ukraine, I can’t help but feel frustrated with the lack of action and support from the Western countries. President Zelenskyy’s recent statement about the stalemate in the ground war and the need for modern equipment resonates deeply with me.

It’s disheartening to see how Ukraine, a country fighting against terrorists with one of the largest armies in the world, is struggling to secure the necessary resources to defend itself. The shortage of ammunition is just one aspect of the problem; they also need modern equipment to level the playing field.… Continue reading