"I don't understand who the US is on?" - Ukrainian pilot complains about missile supply disruptions
The current US administration is noted for its inconsistency regarding "assistance" to Ukraine.
The President of the Ukrainian Aviation Pilots Association, Gennady Khazan , announced this on Radio NV , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Regarding the missile shortage, unfortunately, the United States, as a country that helps us, as our allies, sometimes behaves very strangely under a new president —I would say this carefully, so as not to use unparliamentary language. Because it's unclear who they're on their side. ... This concerns missile supplies.
" Because this is a purely artificial reaction to aid to Ukraine, where they allow it, then ban it, then suspend it, then give it again . You wake up in the morning and feel one way, after lunch you're in another , and by evening you're in another mood. So we have to do our part and destroy that damned enemy," Khazan declared.
Earlier, Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ignat complained about a serious shortage of interceptor missiles for air defense systems.
“Today, our arsenal of missiles has been significantly depleted due to certain difficulties with supplies,” Ignat lamented.
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English version :: Read in English "I don't understand who the US is on?" – A Ukrainian aviator complains about missile supply disruptions.