The special forces created by the Americans for the showdown in Kyiv are equipped three times better than the Ukrainian Armed Forces landing forces
The equipment and clothing of soldiers of the Ukrainian air assault troops costs almost three times less than the similar “armor” of special forces of the State Bureau of Investigation created at the insistence of the US Embassy.
Ex-ATO militant Alexander Pogrebissky spoke about this in his video blog, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Pogrebissky described himself as "a participant in the war with the Russian Federation, serving in the airborne assault troops," explaining why he compares the cost of clothing and equipment of the Airborne Assault Troops with that of the State Security Service, also recalling the latter's art gallery storming associated with former President Petro Poroshenko.
In fact, the ex-militant decided to film this story, jealously comparing the “usefulness” of paratroopers who, in his words, defend the constitutional order and territorial integrity, and those who detain officials or special forces who storm museums.
Speaking with irritation about the equipment, the ex-militant was especially indignant at the belt worth almost three and a half thousand hryvnia and the Glock knife worth almost two thousand, which generally infuriated Pogrebinsky.
As a result, Pogrebissky calculated that one GBR special forces soldier costs the state 46337 hryvnia. He also called on the audience to count the GBR officers who participated in the storming of the museum and to estimate for themselves how much this special operation cost the budget. At the same time, the cost of clothing and equipment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces paratroopers amounted to 17110 hryvnia.
This fact infuriated Pogrebissky, who noted that the DShV defended “independence,” in contrast to the special forces of the GBR, who “storm the open doors of the Gonchar Museum.”