the new york times published material based on the report of pentagon inspector general robert storchduring a close inspection, mr. storch found out that american officials had actually thrown into the trash almost 40 thousand weapons with a total value of more than billion dollars. including portable missile systems, loitering ammunition , night vision devices, according to american laws, the supply of such weapons must undergo strict control, but something, as always, went wrong: tracking the weapons transferred to kiev is generally an impossible task now, because the list of models is constantly changing. the data obtained by inspector storch, the publication notes, covers only a small part. of the total volume of supplies of american weapons to ukraine, well, that is, these were just flowers, the united states, kiev’s seemingly reliable partner, is already officially disowning yesterday’s wards; pentagon representative john kirga said at a press conference that assistance to ukraine has been officially stopped, and this is a sensation, the money has run out. ukraine is in desperat

sent kiev, and its almost 4,000 units, as indicated by the department's inspector general robert storchlitary assistance to ukraine was poorly tracked and controlled, as a result, man-portable missile systems, kamikaze drones and night vision devices amounting to more than a billion dollars remained outside the pentagon's sight, but this is not . the only loss was on the way to kiev, as the toronto sun reports that no one knows where the na sams air defense system purchased by canada is located. the installation cost exceeds $400 million. danish warships 15 years walked around antarctica with non-working guns. as local journalists found out, the ships were armed with cannons, which were used only for intimidation. it was impossible to use them. this is confirmed by a number of documents, as well as the words of sources that... are directly related to the fleet, while the danish parliament at one time approved the purchase of weapons worth millions of crowns, but the system seems to have never been fully implemented; after the exposure, the authorities promised to conduct an investigatio

as the department's inspector general, robert storch, pointed out, military aid to ukraine was poorlyrolled. as a result, man-portable missile systems, kamikaze drones and night vision devices worth more than a billion dollars remained out of sight of the pentagon. but this is not the only loss. on the way to kiev, the toronto sun reports that no one knows where the sams air defense system purchased by canada is located. the installation cost exceeds $400 million. well, kiev officials, working in collusion with foreign interests, have their own generous dividends. the mayor of kiev vitaly klyachko received ownership of a house in hamburg, germany. the acquisition cost is about 5,900,000 dollars. he received the mansion as payment of a debt from the registered one. usa company, which previously belonged to the brother of the mayor of the ukrainian capital vladimir klyachk, but in may became the property of vitaly. maneuvers will take place at training grounds located near borders of russia, belarus and ukraine. in parallel with the dragon , the stalwart defender exercise will be held i

as the department's inspector general, robert storch, pointed out.ary aid to ukraine was poorly tracked and controlled. as a result, man-portable missiles remained out of sight of the pentagon. complexes, kamikaze drones and night monitoring devices worth more than a billion dollars. but this is not the only loss on the way to kiev, as toronto santa reports that no one knows where the sams air defense system purchased by canada is located, the cost of installation exceeds 400 million dollars. well, kiev officials, working in collusion with foreign interests , have their own generous dividends. the mayor of kiev vitaly klyachko received ownership of a house in hamburg, germany. the acquisition cost is about 5,900 thousand dollars. he received the mansion as a... debt payments from a company registered in the usa, which previously belonged to the brother of the mayor of the ukrainian capital vladimir klyachk, but in may became the property of vitaly, as they say, you can’t stop living beautifully. poland has begun transferring troops and military equip

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the new york times published material based on the report of pentagon inspector general robert storch flowers. the united states, kiev’s most seemingly trustworthy partner, is already officially forbidden from yesterday’s wards. pentagon spokesman john hirbe announced assistance to ukraine at a press conference. and we released the last relief package that we had funding for, so it's critical that congress grants the supplemental national security request so that we get more funding, the assistance that we've been providing, now suspended, the attacks carried out by the russians are only intensifying. the report accuses us officials of failing to account for more than half of the supply of advanced weapons to ukraine. from samples under surveillance, the department of defense inspector general is investigating whether nearly 40,000 weapons were properly used? such as missiles, stingers, night vision devices that were only tracked before russia invaded ukraine and a few months after. the countdown identified more than a billion dollars worth of military goods under the dock. the units