[tlozo]

If you go to the artillery shell store and there ain't no artillery shells, that's where an artillery shortage comes from.

US stopped sending artillery shells to Ukraine for months due to lack of funding, not because of shortage.

Czech Republic found 500,000 155 shells they can buy from third party sources. I guess the "shell store" wasn't empty.

Czech President Petr Pavel said at the Munich Security Conference last month that his country had identified 500,000 rounds of 155mm shells and 300,000 rounds of 122mm ones that could be delivered within weeks if the money was made available.

https://www.livemint.com/news/world/ukraine-to-get-155mm-artillery-shells-found-in-czech-led-effort-11709319241449.html

[The Louiswu]

“ ones that could be delivered within weeks if the money was made available.”

It’s not about right or wrong, it’s all about the Benjamin’s

[kiryandil]

Yeah, the shell store was, and is, empty.

Keep pretending that it isn't.   

[dforest]

If Biden wanted to send artillary shells, they would have sent them. They manage to come up with the money any time they want.

If Biden didn’t really send shells it was because he stood to gain more politically here by blaming repubes for Ukraine’s failures. Cokehead dwarf Zelensky knows this.

One huge failure is the lack of men to send in front of enemy fire.