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  bureaucracy and military logistics do tend to be an unfortunate bitch.
context: I like the way media people are adjusting the language used relating to weapons deliveries...
  
  still a no on missiles
  
  We all know by now it's just a matter of time until Ukraine military is among the best equipped on Earth. Still no, but it's coming. >
  
  That is the Russian take. And you are regurgitating Russian propaganda. Replace it with Russian blood in the vial, and you get, what is really happening, from the western prospective. Ukraine is expected to bleed Russians dry and make them (more) harmless, but slowly, so it doesn't trigger the nuclear all out war. >
  
  While it's true Russia is bleeding, it's also a fact that Ukraine is losing blood as well. The longer this drags on, the more blood is lost. >
  
  Russia should withdrawal it's troops from Ukraine, in order to prevent blood from being lost. They started this war, and them withdrawing all their troops is the only way to end it. >
  
  Yes agreed, a large part of the world has been persuading them to do do for almost a year now. >
  
  Note the “ground based version included in this aid package will take months to develop” means they’re still expecting a long drawn out fight :/