• A representative for Ukraine’s foreign legion slammed a “feeling of complacency” among the country’s military sponsors.
• The longer we delay, the greater the number of people who will die, Magrou warned.
• This includes not just Ukrainian military personnel but also our legionnaires.

On Monday, a representative for Ukraine’s foreign legion slammed a “feeling of complacency” among the country’s military sponsors; claiming that the country required considerably more help to resist Russia’s invasion.

“There appears to be a sense of complacency among our western friends that the arms supply that Ukraine has already received are somehow enough to win the war;” Damien Magrou, a spokesperson for the International Legion for the Defense of Ukraine, said during a news conference.

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“No, they aren’t!” They don’t come close to providing us with the capability to defeat the Russians on the battlefield.”

Ukraine’s long-range artillery capabilities, according to Magrou, is badly insufficient.

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