
Russia aims to establish a ‘buffer zone’ in Sumy region - General Romanenko
Radio Free Europe reports.
Thus, after the meeting in Prague, European leaders said that with current funding they would "expect to ensure the donation of half a million rounds of artillery ammunition before the end of the year."
They also added that they would continue the initiative as long as necessary.
Polish President Andrzej Duda, in turn, promised to facilitate the transportation of artillery shells and called the situation on the Ukrainian-Russian front difficult.
According to him, Russia has the initiative in the war and is preparing another major offensive, and artillery will play a key role in the defense of the Ukrainian military.