‘Ukraine will run out of ammunition in February’, – retired French Colonel Pierre de Jong says

Ukraine is expected to deplete its remaining ammunition reserves within a month.

This information forecasted by retired French Colonel and geopolitics specialist Pierre de Jong on TV5 Monde.

“I believe they have approximately a month’s worth of ammunition left, which is too little for the Ukrainians because a month only extends until mid-February, and by mid-February, the peak of winter will be upon us,” cautioned the expert.

The Colonel mentioned that at this stage, both armies are aiming to stabilize the front and execute strategic strikes, but these actions require corresponding capabilities.

“There’s moral and military exhaustion happening in Ukraine — Kyiv is even more reliant on American assistance,” the channel reported.

Earlier, French General Jean-Paul Paloméros stated on LCI channel that Russia’s military industry is on the rise while Ukraine is unable to replenish its technical and human resources, especially given the reduction in Western support at what he considered the most critical moment.