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Ukraine Faces Critical Artillery Shortage Amid Escalating Conflict

by Ayushi
February 1, 2024
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Ukraine has issued a dire warning to its allies, highlighting a “critical” shortage of artillery shells as it contends with Russia’s deployment of three times more firepower on the frontlines each day. Defense Minister Rustem Umerov conveyed the alarming numerical disadvantage his troops are currently grappling with in repelling fresh Russian assaults. According to a document seen by Bloomberg, Ukraine, stretched across a frontline spanning 1,500 kilometers (930 miles), can only fire around 2,000 shells daily – less than a third of the ammunition used by Russia.

 

The weapons shortage in Ukraine is intensifying, with Umerov urging European Union (EU) allies to fulfill their commitment to supply one million artillery rounds. The defense minister stressed the urgency of matching the firepower deployed by the enemy, emphasizing the critical role ammunition plays in determining the outcome of conflicts. “The side with the most ammunition to fight usually wins,” Umerov stated, emphasizing the need for immediate and substantial support.

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The EU, responding to Ukraine’s plea, acknowledged on Wednesday that it would only be able to deliver approximately half of the promised shells by the March deadline. However, the bloc pledged to provide an additional 600,000 artillery rounds by the end of the year. Ukraine, facing relentless aggression, requires 200,000 155mm shells per month, according to the document. In stark contrast, Moscow is anticipated to receive nearly twice that amount, with roughly one million shells potentially originating from North Korea, as estimated by Estonian sources.

 

The escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia has put tremendous strain on Ukraine’s military capabilities, making the timely supply of ammunition a critical lifeline. The imbalance in firepower has prompted urgent calls for increased support from allies to ensure that Ukraine can effectively defend itself against Russian aggression.

 

In response to the growing crisis, the EU, at a meeting of defense ministers, outlined plans to enhance its artillery production capacity. Currently capable of producing one million rounds per year, the EU aims to double this capacity to two million by 2025. The move reflects the bloc’s commitment to bolstering Ukraine’s defense capabilities in the face of the ongoing conflict.

 

The United States has also joined efforts to alleviate Ukraine’s artillery shortage by ramping up its own production of shells. This collaborative approach seeks to provide Ukraine with the necessary resources to withstand the relentless military onslaught.

 

The shortage of artillery shells not only underscores the immediate challenges faced by Ukraine but also highlights the broader implications of geopolitical instability in the region. As tensions escalate and conflicts persist, the ability of nations to respond effectively becomes increasingly reliant on the availability of essential military resources.

 

The EU’s commitment to ramping up artillery production and the U.S. pledge to contribute to Ukraine’s ammunition needs signal a united front against Russian aggression. However, the urgency of the situation necessitates swift and comprehensive action to ensure that Ukraine receives the support it requires to withstand the intensifying conflict.

 

The critical shortage of artillery shells in Ukraine presents a sobering reality as the country faces heightened aggression from Russia. The EU’s acknowledgment of the urgency, coupled with plans to increase production capacity, underscores the collective effort to address the pressing needs of Ukraine’s defense. As the conflict unfolds, the international community’s commitment to standing by Ukraine becomes increasingly vital in ensuring stability and security in the region.

Tags: artillery shortageDefenseEuropean Unionmilitary conflictRussiaRustem UmerovUkraine
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