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    1. RoninSolutions on

      Zelenskyy:
      : “They [partners] speak about mobilisation, but the real problem is with 10 brigades which our partners didn’t equip. I asked them very much, more than one year ago, that we need to equip these brigades. We made this solution with the United States and with European allies and for today – ****Europe and the United States [have fully] equipped two and a half brigades**** ‘

      Zelenskyy pointed to “****some bureaucracy, some decisions, some don’t think that this is the priority****”

      “****Somebody asked me, and I don’t want to tell you the position of some leaders in Europe**** [with such opinions] about mobilisation and etc., that ‘you need younger [people]’ and etc., and I said, ‘What do you want? Do you just want [them] to die without your weapons?’”

    2. Criogentleman on

      Being Ukrainian citizen, I like how he keeps complaining about “not enough help from the West”, while we do not fixing any problems inside our country for the last 3 years at all. Bribery and corruption still exist in high quantity. “Єдиний телемарафон” still exist. I remember how EU was telling that this is not okay to run only one source of news and it is against democracy. But who gives a fuck, still exist and financing by billions of UAH. Borders still closed for men but with some money/connections and the magic of bribery you can easily left country. Soviet generals still ruling the army, no army reforms in the past three years. People keep donating money to the army/units because fucking country can’t sustain military efforts … Let’s fucking rebuild few bridges and roads in Kyiv instead of focusing on military spending. The same shit across other cities … Oh, must be fucking West fault.

      Rant over …

    3. SuslikTheGreat on

      Im truly wondering where is the real bottleneck with this western military aid. Has sufficient pledges been made to deliver and equip more brigades (e.g. 10)? If so, are western countries just so slow to deliver them? Why? Because of bottlenecks in logistics, bureacracy, production? If more light would be shed on the actual issue(s) then perhaps there would be more pressure to solve them.

    4. Joey1849 on

      10 brigades is not a lot. It is a modest ask to start with. 10 brigades for a front line the size of Ukraine’s is not that much. We have that much sitting in storage in the desert and more. At almost 3 years in, there is no excuse.

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