Ukraine Faces Critical Ammo Shortage as Russia Gains Artillery Advantage

Ukraine's ammunition struggles force prioritization of front-line sectors, while Russia benefits from North Korean supplies and increased artillery production.

Ukraine's lack of artillery ammunition and delays in military aid have led to prioritizing certain front-line sectors over others.
Russian forces are exploiting Ukraine's ammunition shortage, concentrating artillery for devastating attacks.
Ukraine is firing only 2,000 rounds a day compared to Russia's 10,000, with Russia receiving significant ammunition supplies from North Korea.
Ukrainian forces are increasingly relying on drones for accuracy due to the ammunition deficit.
The EU's delay in delivering promised artillery rounds to Ukraine exacerbates the supply gap, as Russia continues to bolster its artillery capabilities.