U.S. to Send Howitzers to Ukraine 'Very Soon': Pentagon

The transcript discusses the imminent movement of shipments and ammunition from the United States, emphasizing the logistics involved. It highlights the status of Western equipment deliveries to Ukraine, noting no disruptions by Russian forces. The text also touches on crew casualties and the rhetoric from the early days of the invasion. It concludes with an assessment of strategic deterrence, affirming no need for changes, while acknowledging Russia's remaining combat capabilities.

What is the current status of military shipments from the United States?

• They are delayed indefinitely.

• They are expected to move very soon.

• They have been canceled.

• They are already in Ukraine.

How many rounds of small arms ammunition have been delivered to Ukraine?

• 25 million

• 10 million

• 100 million

• 50 million

What is the current understanding regarding the survival of the crew members?

• The crew was never in danger.

• Some members survived, but details are unclear.

• No members survived.

• All members survived.

What is the current strategic deterrent posture according to the secretary?

• It is appropriate and requires no changes.

• It is overly aggressive.

• It needs significant changes.

• It is outdated and ineffective.

What is the status of Mr. Putin's combat capabilities?

• Partially depleted but still significant

• Captured by opposing forces

• Fully intact

• Completely depleted