What Ukraine needs most — ammo

For a moment, Ukraine had caught the break it needed and deserved. Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin’s forces were advancing on Moscow; Russia was facing a civil war that would have crippled its war of aggression in Ukraine. We don’t yet know what the fallout from the recent short-lived revolt will be: Mutiny is rarely good for the morale, cohesion or effectiveness of the troops in the trenches.

See the full article at stlbeacon.org