Written by Lara Jakes The Russian strikes that hit civilian targets across Ukraine this week immediately brought new pledges by Ukraine's allies to send in more weapons and ammunition. The United States promised more air defence missile systems, and Germany said it would send similar defences "in the next few days." The NATO chief declared that support to Ukraine's fight against Russia would continue "for as long as it takes." But for all of the assurances, there remains a problem. Ukraine also needs more of the Russian-style weapons that its military is trained to use, and the available global supply…
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