For the first time since the launch of Russia's full-scale invasion, no Ukrainian brigades have reported a lack of artillery shells, President Zelensky told reporters yesterday

Over the winter months, Ukraine's armed forces suffered a "critical" shortage of artillery shells, in large part due to delays in U.S. military aid.

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The title is a bit confusing at first, but good news once you understand it!
As it should be this far in.

There's no reason Ukraine should lose this war due to ammunition.

Maybe Russia still pulls something off, or they meat grinder their way through or something, but lack of ammunition shouldn't be why.
- There's no reason it should happen, but it's the most likely way that Ukraine will lose. The coalition will break down and countries will stop doing their part.
  
  Several long term, at scale, contracts have been signed. Factories are scaling up, Europe is feeling the pressure. And with the absence of stocks these factories need to be producing at max capacity for a while to supply Ukraine and replenish stocks.
Oh thank God
- , the USA, Denmark and the Czechs! And some others!
Fire for effect boys!
Fuck russia, including the republican traitor filth.
Fire mission all available!
More Russian fertilizer then. Good news indeed.
The way it should be. We still need to support Ukraine more.
Now let's keep increasing European production so that we don't need to go scraping stockpiles around the world while waiting for Republicans in the US to stop supporting Putin.
- It's happening... excruciatingly slowly

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