The US is unhappy with how Ukraine is fighting on the front lines

American military strategists believe it is appropriate for Ukraine to concentrate its forces on one major battle and are disappointed that the country pays more attention to “secondary” battles. This was reported by The New York Times.

Furthermore, it is noted that the US had previously suggested Ukraine withdraw from Avdiivka, but Kyiv held the settlement until the last moment. According to US officials, the Armed Forces should have focused on offensive campaigns rather than the “battle for cities” that “lack strategic value.”

However, Ukraine is disappointed that due to political debates in the US, the Armed Forces on the front lines are catastrophically short of ammunition. Additionally, Ukraine is disappointed with the delay in transferring advanced weapons, such as fighters or long-range missiles, to Kyiv. Although there is no talk of breaking the military alliance, internal conflict could lead to poor outcomes on the battlefield.