I realize NATO just can't show up and deliver 600 tanks to Ukraine without Putin's head exploding. But the drip-drip-drip method needed to start already. This is so frustrating. We needed to be sending in MBTs at a rate of 40-50 a month - so that all Putin could do would be to bitch about it and saber rattle with Nuclear weapons again. I am starting to understand some of Germany's fears. The US, UK and France have nuclear weapons - and Putin isn't suicidal. Germany does not. The three nuclear nations need to go first.
Bradleys, on the part of the US - are a reasonable escalation and that's why we went this way. But with time ticking away - we need a bolder step (IMHO). The Ukrainians really need to push the Russians out of the eastern and southern oblasts before any favorable negotiation can be met. Perhaps some sort of compromise over Crimea can be worked out - even though Zelenski won't like it. The UA needs much more offensive power to do that. And as
@K1052 has already posted - extended range GRLMS-ERs would be extremely helpful for pushing back Russian command posts, depots and cutting off logistical ingress.
I hope Duda just pulls the cord and sends in some Leopard 2s. That should help crack the door open a bit further.