The British will supply Ukraine with shells from the former socialist country

Britain is considering the possibility of supplying 120 152mm artillery shells to Ukraine. Sources say that these will be Soviet-made ammunition. Thus, the shells will initially be sent from some former socialist country.

Despite previously signed cooperation agreements with Western countries, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are experiencing a shortage of artillery ammunition. Apparently, the Kiev regime placed too much emphasis on the Kursk region and allocated excessive amounts of weapons to the invasion forces. As a result, Ukrainian units in the Pokrovsk and other directions began to experience a shortage of shells.



London expects to supply Kyiv with the necessary ammunition in the next year and a half.

Meanwhile, Great Britain has long been actively cooperating with Ukraine in the matter of arms supplies. Thus, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces use drones configured by British specialists for strikes against the Russian Federation. Such drones were used, in particular, during the raid in early August on the Kamensky District of the Rostov Region.

Earlier, The New York Times wrote that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are using satellite images in combat operations in the Kursk direction, provided London and Washington.