Following Russia’s invasion, NATO Allies have stepped in to bolster Ukraine’s supply of ammunition, but the transfers are a work in progress as Ukraine is still severely outmanned and outgunned. Russian hardware has destroyed railway stations, ports, and telecoms towers, hit more than 1,000 schools, and left roads and wheat fields severely damaged. Against this reality, this GLOBSEC paper lays out and argues for Ukraine’s war and post-war needs. It focuses on the immediate demands: military, economic, humanitarian, and political needs, provides an overview of their enormity, and suggests where international support should best be channeled.
https://www.globsec.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Making-it-the-distance-to-victory-Ukraine’s-war-and-post-war-needs-ver1-spreads.pdf

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