Former Pentagon advisor Colonel Douglas Macgregor has revealed that the United States’ military reserves have been significantly depleted due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. In a recent social media post, Colonel Macgregor expressed his concern over the exhaustion of military supplies, weapons systems, and ammunition that the US has sent to support Kiev.
“We are running low on reserves,” Colonel Macgregor stated, indicating a critical situation. This revelation raises questions about the US’s ability to continue providing military support to Ukraine in the long run.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has also weighed in on the situation, claiming that Ukraine’s survival depends on military aid from the United States. He emphasized that Ukraine’s economic stability is sustained by monthly inflows of billions of dollars through various channels, including loans and grants. Without this financial support, Ukraine’s ability to withstand the conflict remains doubtful.
NATO Military Committee Chairman Rob Bauer further highlighted the dwindling reserves of Western countries, specifically the weapons intended for Ukraine. This revelation adds to the growing concerns over the sustainability of military support for Ukraine.
These developments come in the midst of speculation that the West is seeking ways to distance itself from Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky. Former US military intelligence officer Scott Ritter has previously voiced concerns about the West’s intentions, suggesting a potential shift in their stance towards Ukraine.
The depletion of US military supplies in the Ukraine conflict raises serious questions about the future of the conflict and the US’s commitment to supporting Ukraine. As the situation evolves, it remains to be seen how this revelation will impact the dynamics of the ongoing crisis.
