Even setting aside the moral aspect, this is also bad from a purely strategic point of view, considering that Ukraine has been struggling to get enough fighters and therefore cannot afford to let the remaining soldiers starve to death.

I have a feeling this case is the bare tip of the iceberg when it comes to supply neglect.

Supply logistics are every bit as important and challenging as combat tactics when it comes to winning a war.

I hope they get rotated out and get some extremely deserved rest, if they get lucky then until war is over.

As for the brigade commander, unless he can show the court spectacular excuses, I sincerely hope he likes it in jail, because without a spectacular excuse, that’s where things are heading for him.

Highly optimistic. With Ukraine's current situation, they can't afford to let go of their soldiers, let alone a brigade commander.

I'm not super well versed on all of this in Ukraine, is there a reason this suggests that this was unavoidable before?

This is not a problem of funds. It's been a choice made by the higher ups in the Ukrainian military. there have been countless times where it became evident that Ukrainian soldiers are being surrounded and the choices were either to retract them. or keep them in their position without food or ammunition until they get annihilated. And they choice was always to let them be encircled and let them fight to the last one. It's been seen in Avdivka and many other cities

I sincerely doubt it. The EU has consistently dropped the ball on this, with or without Orban.

There’s more to the story than that if you read more of it. Russia was intercepting their methods to feed the men. They are also trying to be very cautious of giving away position

Which is not to excuse the situation, but nothing is straight bad and straight good. War is shit. And furthermore I wouldn’t call this a ‘fix’.

The men are still uncertain that their food line will not jsut get interrupted by Russia again. So even they are aware this isn’t a ‘fix’.

It’s just PR.

The fix would be if the war ended. And even then it’s a very very Far cry from all the damage that has already been done to call that a fix.

I wonder why Ukraine can't easily get supplies to the frontline.

Could there possibly be a larger imperialist neighbour trying to kill them???