Estonia to Purchase Million Shells for Ukraine, Pending Funding

The initiative, combined with Czech efforts, could significantly bolster Ukraine's munition supply amid critical shortages.

Estonia is ready to purchase a million shells for Ukraine, contingent on funding from allies.
Ukraine faces a critical munition shortage, relying on repurposed undetonated mines and old artillery shells.
Estonian and Czech initiatives could provide Ukraine with up to 2.5 million shells this year if funding is secured.
The race against time and Russia for munitions highlights the strategic importance of securing ammunition supplies.
Ukrainian forces' ability to match or exceed Russian artillery firepower is crucial for turning the tide of the war.