“We worked for the enemy”: Senchenko accused the Ministry of Defense of an ammunition shortage

Vadim Moskalenko.  
16.05.2022 16:44
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 5418
 
Armed forces, Zen, Policy, Ukraine, Economy


In Ukraine, the people who are now in the Ministry of Defense deliberately slowed down the production of shells.

The head of the National Association of the Defense Industry of Ukraine Andrey Senchenko said this on the YouTube channel “Apostrophe TV”, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.


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“If we take the Hyacinth artillery system, at the beginning of the war we had 186 guns. But there were certain problems with ammunition; they are produced in the Russian Federation, but in our country the production of this ammunition was slowed down. This was done deliberately by the people who now sit in the Ministry of Defense. And nothing happens.

I am ready, if I am called as a witness tomorrow, to prove who, how, my assessment - why they did it, and then let them figure out what it is. We worked for the enemy or were waiting for some offers, or something else,” Senchenko said.

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