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- Ananya Saha
NATO and EU nations are pushing for better tracking of weapons being shipped to Ukraine in
response to fears that criminal groups are smuggling them out of the country to the European black
market.
Since Russia launched its war against Ukraine, Western nations have pledged more than $10 billion
in military support, ranging from portable rocket launchers and armored vehicles to rifles and vast
amounts of ammunition.