Kiev: “Great risk that the Ukrainian front lines will collapse”

Ukrainian war, NATO: “Kiev runs out of ammunition”

“Today we addressed the preparation of the July summit, starting from Ukraine. This is a decisive moment. The Ukrainians are not short of courage, they are running out of ammunition. We must increase our support now and ensure that it is lasting. Everyone the Allies agreed on the need to support Ukraine in this decisive moment. There is a unity of purpose.” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said this at a press conference. “Today we agreed to move forward with the planning of a greater role for NATO in coordinating safety assistance and training. The details will take shape in the coming weeks,” Stoltenberg added. “Nothing has been taken final decision on the structure of support for Ukraine“, but “I certainly discussed it with the Ukrainians, with President Zelensky and Minister Kuleba”. This was stated by the Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, responding during a press point to a question on his proposal to establish a 100 billion euro fund for the next five years for Ukraine.

Ukraine is collapsing

According to senior Ukrainian officers who served under General Valery Zaluzhny, the military picture is grim: there is a great risk that the front lines will collapse wherever the Russian generals decide to concentrate their offensive. He reports it Politic relaunched byHandle.

“There is nothing that can help Ukraine now because there are no technologies that can compensate Ukraine for the large mass of troops that Russia will throw at us. We don't have these technologies and the West doesn't have them in sufficient numbers either.” the sources said.