true, for today. day, to be honest, i didn’t even hear any conversations within the ministry about omirov’stion, so in principle i think, well, of course, he goes to work, everything is fine, in place, so there are no such conversations about it, but such, you know, such rumors i constantly hear it's been probably three months since his resignation, so i think it's like who wrote yes? in the past two years, it has become such a toxic place that, in principle, everything that is generated and done by the ministry of defense is under such, such serious attention of society, and it is right, because the largest budget we have now is the budget of the ministry defense, and as many negative stories as the ministry of defense has had during this time, it will probably be quite difficult to come out at least reputationally zero, well, that's all. you need to do something positive to to get at least reputationally zero, to say that it is a plus, then it will probably be necessary to work no less than those two years, during which we heard many stories about the ministry of defense and what happened

we also know that olei dostin spoke with the minister of defense of ukraine roslem omirov, literally,terday, they talked about the further steps of the united states to support ukraine, about further military support as well, and they talked about the situation on the battlefield and what are the critical needs of ukraine now. loyt dosim, speaking on the senate floor today, said the united states will remain focused. primarily on ammunition for the air defense system and also on ammunition for artillery, we know that the usa has the largest production capacity, that is, they can cover the largest part of these needs in terms of the role of american assistance, let's hear what the secretary of defense of the usa said about this today in the senate i communicate with my colleague, the minister of defense, every week of ukraine. i spoke to him yesterday and asked about the situation. i believe that our help will be very, very useful, but coming back to your question, it is difficult to make up for lost time, without this help ukraine would be very difficult. not defend against the overwh