NATO said that the Ukrainian army is now receiving a huge amount of ammunition and armored vehicles

NATO General spoke about providing assistance to Ukraine/Collage 24 Channel

The Ukrainian army continues to receive the necessary military assistance. This is necessary to repel Russian troops during their offensive.

This was stated by the Supreme Commander of NATO Allied Forces in Europe, Christopher Cavoli, responding to correspondent's question 24 Channel in Brussels.

APU get what they need weapons and equipment

Cavoli added that there is no data yet on stopping the Russian offensive, since the information is constantly updated. However, for now Ukrainians are getting everything that could help them.

What equipment do Ukrainians need that could help? Exactly what they are getting right now is a huge amount of ammunition, a huge amount of short-range air defense systems, a significant amount of armored vehicles,” said the NATO general.

At the same time, the head of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, noted that all the assistance that the Alliance provides to Ukraine will not necessarily prevent the Russians from launching a new offensive. According to him, Western actions can no longer deter the Russian army.

“What we can do is make sure that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are as prepared as possible and have the proper equipment and ammunition to counter any offensive by the Russians,” Bauer responded.

NATO commented on the detention of Western aid to Ukraine

Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, did not disclose all the details of the discussions between NATO allies to meet the needs of the Ukrainian army. But he is convinced that in the near future it will be possible to see “serious improvements in the ammunition that Ukraine will receive.” creative solutions in which countries try to cooperate to create a coherent system. For example, if one country has sensors, another has small arms, and another has ammunition, then together they can offer a solution for Ukraine, Admiral Bauer said.

He added, that it is important that countries not only promise to supply military equipment, but also announce a time frame for when this can be done. Rob Bauer says Western aid was delayed for obvious reasons, but practical aid is on its way to Ukraine.

“I've heard some defense officials talk about supplies within a few days or a week, and things like that. Therefore, I think that the Ukrainians, and not only them, will see improvements in supplies,” noted Rob Bauer.