They have not given help to kyiv

NATO countries have not timely sent the aid they promised to Ukraine, the alliance’s secretary general said Monday, as Russia tries to take advantage of its advantages on the battlefront before Ukrainian forces receive the supplies. Western military.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that “serious delays in the delivery of aid have had serious consequences on the battlefield” for Ukraine.

“NATO allies have not sent the promised aid,” Stoltenberg said at a news conference in kyiv with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, referring to delays by the US and Europe in sending weapons and ammunition.

Ukrainian troops have been forced to make a tactical withdrawal from three villages in the eastern region, where Kremlin forces have made gradual gains against their weaker opponent, the head of Ukraine’s army said on Sunday. The Russian Defense Ministry said Monday that its forces had also taken the village of Semenivka.

“The lack of ammunition has allowed the Russians to push deeper into the front lines. The lack of air defenses has made it possible for more Russian missiles to hit their targets, and the lack of a deep missile launch capability has helped them the Russians to concentrate more forces,” Stoltenberg said.