NATO is learning from Ukraine that a lot of good-enough weapons today beat a few perfect ones that come too late

NATO now prioritizes "good‑enough" weapons available today over perfect systems that take years to develop.
German and NATO leaders urge faster, off‑the‑shelf procurement — they warn Russia could be ready to strike again by 2029.
Ukraine's rapid innovation and attritional warfare show the value of cheap, civilian/dual‑use gear and mass-produced solutions.