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Photo: ROMAN PILIPEY/AFP via Getty Images

Photo: ROMAN PILIPEY/AFP via Getty Images

After the Supplemental, Ukraine’s Path Forward

After a recent trip to Ukraine, Max Bergmann argues that Ukraine needs additional U.S. weaponry and ammunition if the country is to stop Russian advances on the battlefield and leave open the route to a second Ukrainian counteroffensive in 2025.

Commentary by Max Bergmann — April 18, 2024

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