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0:51Now PlayingUkraine faces a catastrophic shortage of artillery and ammunition as the country’s war against Russia enters its third year — and US lawmakers playing political games over military aid are holding the smoking gun.
As a result, Ukraine’s much-hyped counteroffensive is dead, while the Kremlin’s military spending “is setting new records,” Ukrainian officials warn.
Russia now outnumbers Ukraine’s artillery strikes by roughly six to one.
“The shortage of artillery shells and long-range missiles affects the capabilities of our army and makes adjustments to our plans,” Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Defense Ivan Havryliuk told The Post in Kyiv this week.
“Currently, we are forced to switch to a defensive operation.”
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