Moscow is leading the race for ammunition ahead of Ukraine’s allies
Ukraine and its allies are losing the race to secure the ammunition Kyiv needs to hold off Russian attacks.
The flow of western military aid into Ukraine has tailed off dramatically, according to officials from allied nations familiar with the latest on the front line, and some Ukrainian guns are firing just a single round a day in order to preserve their dwindling stocks.
That’s set allies scrambling to try to maintain the flow of supplies to Ukraine by scouring for shells around the world. But with these initiatives slow to get off the ground, it’s unclear whether they will yield enough in the short-term to keep Ukraine’s front line stable.
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