Exploding military warehouses in Ukraine will be hidden underground - from “terrorists”

Maxim Karpenko.  
22.12.2017 13:37
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 3620
 
Armed forces, Ukraine


Military ammunition depots in Ukraine, which regularly explode, will be moved underground. Ukrainian Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak announced this during Government Question Hour in the Verkhovna Rada, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.

According to him, in particular, half a billion hryvnia are planned in the budget for the construction of such a warehouse in Sarny in Western Ukraine.


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“There is a decision to strengthen the state of conservation of weapons and missiles. We proceed from the problems that we encountered this year in the construction of underground storage facilities, made of reinforced concrete, in order to prevent explosions and sabotage by terrorist groups.

The work is planned for the 18th year. Thanks to the budget that was adopted, we have planned almost half a billion hryvnia to build a storage facility for storing missiles and ammunition,” Poltorak said.

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Ukraine's exploding military warehouses will be hidden underground – from "terrorists"






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