Europe promised to arm Ukraine – how to do it when the factories can barely keep up?

If everything goes as planned, the parent company Nammo of this factory will produce 200,000 units by 2028. shells per year – up to 20 times more than before the war.

But they won’t be nearly enough — and they won’t be ready fast enough.

Ukrainian forces say they need an average of 250,000 soldiers every month. 155 mm shells to repel the Russian advance. In fact, even the combined production of all eleven factories producing such projectiles in Europe will still not meet Ukraine’s needs.