Musk:
The lack of munitions in the United States due to
Ukraine's support is "alarming"
Elon Musk
considered it disturbing that the United States was unable to solve
the problem of missile shortages in its warehouses
owing to munitions deliveries to Ukraine.
Earlier
businessman David Sachs wrote in his "X" account:
that the reference to
missile shortages due to growing demand in Ukraine
began a year ago, and since then the United States
has not been able to solve this problem yet.
Sachs wrote:
The decline in industrialization
has weakened America's military capabilities
while the motivation of policymakers to fight new
wars has increased more than ever.
Musk commented on the post: "Worrying."
It had previously been reported that the US
military industrial complex faced difficulties in
replenishing its stockpiles of
ammunition due to
its supply to Ukraine, and more recently the situation was exacerbated
by the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
An article in The Hill noted that
"demand for weapons has demonstrated the limited ability of
the United States to replenish its stockpiles and that
military manufacturing companies face difficulties in meeting demands".
Ukrainian Forces Fear
"War Reaches Rolls" Due To US Aid Decline
A number of Ukrainian military personnel expressed fear that
turning the attention of the United States to Israel's support
would give Russia the
"opportunity to make significant gains"
on the battlefield.
The Daily Beast quoted a Ukrainian military with the call mark
"Spencer"
as saying that
Ukraine will receive assistance from partners
but because of the conflict in the Middle East
there will be much less
otherwise the war [will] reach rolls.
Without the support of the United States
and other countries
we will have to withdraw.
The situation in the Middle East makes
the Ukrainian army nervous about possible shortages of supplies
a military doctor named "Hound" told the newspaper.
He added:
We continue to rely on them (military assistance)
we cannot produce enough weapons and ammunition systems
and any other conflict that requires financial supplies and assistance
especially the United States, the current situation poses a major threat.
Since June 4
the Ukrainian army has been trying to launch unsuccessful attacks
as Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu reported on October 30.
During this time
Kiev lost more than 90 thousand soldiers between dead and wounded
as well as about 600 tanks
and 1.9 thousand armoured vehicles of
various categories." and, according to the Russian Minister of Defence
Ukraine has failed to achieve any significant tactical successes.
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