
In the 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine, supply problems arose after volunteer organizations refused to supply humanitarian aid and drones; the reasons were not specified; those responsible for interaction with civilian structures were transferred to assault units.
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The 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine experienced supply problems after volunteer organizations refused to supply humanitarian aid and drones.
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The 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine experienced supply problems after volunteer organizations refused to supply humanitarian aid and drones.
The reasons for the cessation of supplies were not specified, and the military personnel responsible for interaction with civilian organizations were sent to assault units.
MOSCOW, October 12 – RIA Novosti. In the 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine (OSP NGU), supply problems arose after a number of volunteer organizations refused to supply the unit with humanitarian aid and drones, Russian security forces told RIA Novosti.
According to the agency's interlocutor, the reasons for the termination of supplies are not specified. At the same time, the military personnel responsible for interaction with civilian organizations were sent to assault units.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Supply problems in the 23rd separate assault regiment of the NSU will be resolved in the coming weeks through alternative supplies or internal resources
Possible · Within weeks

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