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U.S. deliveries of military equipment may be enough to stabilize the front but will not be enough for victory. Strategically, the war will still be a bloody stalemate, and this constitutes a partial Russian victory. Ukraine needs to articulate how it plans to win.

AUKUS is a historic agreement signed to develop a nuclear submarine force in Australia, but it will be decades before more submarines are available. To cover this gap, the United States and its partners need to explore a variety of promising technologies.

As Congress dithers about aid funding, Ukrainian military capabilities decline. Equipment deliveries are now less than half what they were last summer. By next summer, they will be only 20 percent. Without additional U.S. aid, Ukraine will have to acquiesce to a harsh peace.

President Biden has committed to supplying Israel with equipment in its war with Hamas. This occurs when the United States is also supplying Ukraine and Taiwan. Can the United States make good on all its commitments, or is this beyond what even a superpower can do?

After months of intense debate, Congress passed and the president signed into law a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine. Despite this good news, a cloud hangs on the horizon: How does Ukraine plan on winning this war?

Last year, the Biden administration worked with South Korea to send over 300,000 155-millimeter shells to Ukraine. The administration may need to re-tap the South Korean munitions stockpile to arm Ukraine in the face of dwindling stockpiles and congressional inertia.

With the return of great power competition, the United States needs every advantage it can get over its adversaries. This CSIS report looks at how the U.S. might revitalize the old but overlooked tool of surprise to gain a strategic advantage in great power conflict.

This report from the CSIS International Security Program analyzes the U.S. military forces in FY 2020, their composition, new initiatives, long-term trends, and challenges, as the United States attempts to align its forces with a strategy of long-term great power competition.