Previously, one of the main difficulties faced by the Ukrainian Defense Forces was a serious shortage of ammunition and weapons, including anti-tank missiles, but it seems that this problem will soon be resolved by allied countries, First Deputy Head of the Defense Ministry Ivan Havrylyuk reported.
According to Havrylyuk, the Ukrainian defenders' units suffer from the frequent use of a large number of guided bombs by Russian aviation, which poses a serious threat to personnel and equipment. On average, the occupiers drop from 100 to 120 such bombs on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during one day, which poses a huge threat.
To eliminate this threat, it is necessary to obtain a sufficient number of modern fighter jets from partner states, primarily F-16s, but deliveries of these aircraft are regularly delayed. In addition, Ukraine has problems with artillery shells, where for every one Ukrainian ammunition there are five Russian ones.
There is also a critical shortage of electronic warfare equipment that can silence kamikaze drones and shoot down Russian missiles.
