France and Allies Launch 'Artillery Coalition' to Boost Ukraine's Ammunition Supply

France to Manufacture 78 New Guns for Ukraine, Double Weapon Production Rate

France and its Western allies have launched an 'artillery coalition' to address Ukraine's ammunition shortage in its ongoing conflict with Russia.
France plans to manufacture 78 new Caesar truck-mounted guns for Ukraine, with six to be delivered in the coming weeks.
France is also ramping up its artillery ammunition output, aiming to triple its production to a monthly rate of 3,000 this year.
French manufacturers have halved the manufacturing times for some of the weapons systems they are supplying to Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced further deliveries of 'around 40' long-range SCALP missiles and 'several hundred bombs' to Ukraine.