Can Europe fill the gap now the US has paused military support for Ukraine?
America has paused its military support for Ukraine, so how big of a hole does it leave? Ukraine does produce some of its own weaponry, but it relies heavily on US and European support. BBC Verify's Nick Eardley takes a look.
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