Ukraine found itself in a difficult situation on the battlefield due to problems with mobilization – Sullivan

Ukraine has already received a large number of various American weapons, but still found itself in a difficult situation on the battlefield. The reason for this is mobilization problems. This was stated by Jake Sullivan, US President’s national security adviser, PBS News reports UNN.

“We’ve provided tanks. We’ve provided F-16s. We’ve provided HIMARS. We’ve provided Patriot supplies. We’ve provided many things that you previously said we would not provide. Today, Ukraine is in a difficult position on the battlefield, which shows that that there is no direct line between these weapons systems and how it happens on the battlefield. Where is the most direct line between Ukrainian indicators and input resources,” said Sullivan, answering the question of whether the US could do something about it another on the issue of support for Ukraine – given that Ukraine is now losing more territory than at any time earlier this year.

He emphasized that the US did not see a significant difference on the battlefield after transferring tanks and F-16s to Ukraine.

“In our view, there is no single weapon system that matters in this battle. It’s about manpower, and Ukraine, in our view, needs to do more to strengthen its lines in terms of the number of forces it has on the front lines. It’s about about munitions and about all the other things that affect a country’s national strength, its morale, its cohesion, its industrial base,” Sullivan added.

We will remind

US President Joe Biden, during a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump at the White House, emphasized that the United States’ support to Ukraine on an ongoing basis is in the interests of US national security.