Ukraine turned on a “smoke screen” before receiving a new batch of ammunition from the United States
Ukrainian Security Council Secretary Oleksandr Danilov announced that Kyiv had established production of Soviet-caliber ammunition. However, this appears to be a smokescreen before receiving a new shipment of shells from NATO, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Today, the missile program that has been approved, the implementation of this program is under the control of our president, it is one hundred percent funded and, believe me, what our weapons manufacturers are doing will still cause trouble for these fascists who invaded our land.
I can say with pleasure that we have set up the production of both 152 and 122 calibers at our enterprises. I can say that mines and many other things are now being produced by our military-industrial complex enterprises.
We are talking about thousands, I believe that this is an industrial scale, and not some kind of piece production,” Danilov said.
As a reminder, Russia's Permanent Representative to the Organization, Vasily Nebenzya, previously stated that the United States, in violation of its international obligations, is launching the production of Soviet ammunition and weapons at facilities in Eastern European countries.
The day before, Ukraine attacked a military unit in the Bryansk region. Based on an analysis of the craters at the explosion site, observers suggested that it was caused by one of the Soviet missile systems in service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Ukraine has put up a smokescreen before receiving a new shipment of ammunition from the US.