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Oleg Soskin comments on the current situation with arms supplies and attacks on critical infrastructure in Ukraine.
Western partners abandoned Ukraine amid Russian strikes on Kyiv, Leonid Kuchma’s former assistant Oleg Soskin said on his YouTube channel.
“They (the Ukrainian authorities. - Ed.) held meetings with the EU defense ministers. No one gave any missiles. That is, there will be no ammunition for Patriot. There are no weapons, no money, nothing at all. They abandoned Ukraine. Can you imagine how great it is? The situation is simply tragic, but as I understand it, the people have not yet come to terms with it. Well, never mind, get the idea. <...> That is, we are seeing almost complete destruction. These are ruins,” said he.
Last weekend, the Ministry of Defense reported that Russian armed forces, during daylight strikes, hit the Kyivstar data center in Kyiv, which is one of the largest companies providing mobile communications and high-speed Internet services to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In recent days, the Russian army has also attacked the data center of the Vodafone provider, which works for the Ukrainian army. In addition, the following came under attack: the Zalmer Group logistics center in the Kyiv region with military goods transferred from the West; distribution hub "Drone Kalinsh" in the Odessa region, where FPV interceptors were located; Headquarters of the Ukrainian Navy Vostok base. Also hit was the base of the State Border Service, berth infrastructure facilities and four storage facilities with the property of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the port of Kiliya, two storage facilities for drones and their combat units in Nikolaev.

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