Russia will have even more shells and equipment - Romanenko

Vadim Moskalenko.  
15.05.2024 14:56
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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War, Armed forces, Zen, United States of America, Ukraine, Economy


Russian President Vladimir Putin changed the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defense in order to provide the army with additional ammunition, UAVs and equipment as soon as possible.

Political scientist Yuri Romanenko, wanted in the Russian Federation, spoke about this on his video blog, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has changed the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defense so that as soon as possible...

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“Putin’s first steps indicate that he is following the path of economizing the war, that is, more effectively using economic resources to achieve the tasks for which they have set themselves.

If they begin to use these resources more efficiently than they did in the Ministry of Defense under Shoigu, this means that we will have more drones, more shells, and more equipment on their side at the front. In short, there are more opportunities to kill our soldiers and cause damage to Ukraine,” Romanenko is indignant.

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Russia will have even more ammunition and equipment – ​​Romanenko






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