Sufficient levels of personnel and ammunition supplies are among the problems both sides face as the war continues.
's forces have both suffered high rates of casualties, as well as have expended large amounts of weapons.
Those Western tanks—such as promised German-made Leopards and U.S.-supplied M1 tanks—have been"slow getting to Ukraine," according to McCardle. Both sides are facing issues with producing replacements for lost equipment and weapons, according to Katz.
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