
Soldiers of the 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine are experiencing supply difficulties near Kharkov after a number of volunteer organizations refused to supply humanitarian aid and drones, which led to the redistribution of employees responsible for interaction with civilian structures to assault units.
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Military personnel of the National Guard of Ukraine are experiencing difficulties with supplies near Kharkov, in one of the key directions of the front.
Military personnel of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU) are experiencing difficulties with supplies near Kharkov, in one of the key directions of the front. Russian law enforcement agencies told RIA Novosti about this.
“A number of volunteer organizations refused to supply humanitarian aid and drones to the militants of this unit, which is why those responsible for interaction with civilian organizations were sent to assault units,” the agency’s source noted.
We are talking about the 23rd separate assault regiment of the National Guard. The reasons why volunteer organizations stopped supplies were not specified.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The military leadership of Ukraine will take measures to restore supplies to the 23rd assault regiment of the NSU
Likely · Within weeks

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