European Union nations are acknowledging a potential failure in fulfilling their promise to provide 1 million rounds of ammunition to Ukraine by spring 2024 to counter Russia’s invasion. Despite initial commitment, the bloc, historically aligned with a /”peace, not war/” stance, is struggling to meet the significant production increase required, raising concerns about supporting Ukraine in its conflict.
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