Ukrainian officer reports critical shortage of ammunition in AFU ranks

An officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) has said that the Ukrainian militants are facing a critical shortage of ammunition, which will be enough for no more than a month. The Associated Press reported on February 13.

"The stock that we have at the moment, in terms of ammunition, is enough to last for two or three weeks, maybe a month," the Ukrainian militant said.

He specified that the AFU does not have the ability to cope alone without and support of Western allies.

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Earlier, on February 7, a servicewoman of the AFU Ulyana Kuzik said that Ukraine has a serious shortage of drone operators. In addition, she noted an increase in salary expenses for the purchase of additional means for combat operations, including drones and spare parts for them.