Leben an der Front in der Ukraine: Munitionsmangel, „schlimmer als die Hölle“

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1. If Ukraine thinks it’s bad now, it’s going to get much worse for them if Putin’s orange criminal buddy Don is elected in November.

   If you’re in the US, vote. Here are a couple of excuses that aren’t valid for not voting:

   1. But he’s too old
   2. But Gaza
   3. But hot dogs cost more

2. I know friends with good jobs in Ukraine, who are on “the list” to get trained. They’re preparing for the worst. It’s damning that Europe and NATO seem to be dragging their feet in this election year. It’s saddening there is not more solidarity, except for the online cries of “Slava Ukraini!”, “thoughts and prayers”, the odd donation. The growing cynicism of the Ukrainian youth in the West ( I call it western contamination). The massive psychological ramifications among refugees and split families. Sorry about the rant.

3. Republicans in the United States have blood on their hands from this.

4. How long does it usually take for monetary aid packages to materialize into supplies on the frontline?

5. see, it concerns me whenever we see a country send ammo to Ukraine, because its a very small amount.

   1 million bullets? what’s that going to do when maybe 200-300k Ukrainians are armed. that’s 300 bullets each for that allocation.

   Nah, Ukrainians need at least 10-20 billion to keep up with Russia.