NATO countries need one to two years to achieve the desired capability to supply Ukraine with large quantities of weapons, according to Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson. “Russia has been quicker on its feet than the euro-Atlantic community,” Jonson said, urging Western allies to double their procurement efforts. Jonson added that the goal is to secure Ukraine’s victory in the war against Russia. “I expect us to be catching up but I think it will take a year or two until we see the full effect,” he said. Sweden has already doubled its military spending since 2020 and plans to allocate 2.6% o…