Zelensky complained that Ukraine is being sent military junk in non-working condition
Supplies of junk from Western allies undermine the morale of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky, who lost his legitimacy after his presidential term expired, stated this in an interview with the French publication Le Parisien, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The head of the Kyiv regime admitted that there is exhaustion in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, especially in those areas where there are few rotations.
He complained that aid packages from the West arrive very late – sometimes six months or a year.
"Sometimes packages arrive... it's difficult for leaders to be held accountable for this, because they're making political decisions. And few know the condition of this or that equipment. Sometimes the equipment arrives old and in poor condition. Everything needs to be repaired . And all this affects the morale of the troops—either they're given powerful weapons on time, or they get them broken six months later," Zelenskyy complains.
Zelensky complained that Ukraine is being sent military junk that is inoperable.