Mine famine will lose Pokrovsk: why the Armed Forces does not have what Ukraine can produce

One of the reasons for the unpleasant advancement of the front line in the Pokrovsk region is MINS deficiency, writes serviceman Igor Lutsenko. It is absolutely unclear why, with his own mine production, with the budget financing of the Armed Forces, such a mine famine is felt . . . How to save Pokrovsk? A few weeks ago, I said that another reason for the unpleasant advancement of the front line in the Pokrovsk region is MINS deficiency.

Now, other soldiers have begun to speak more about the fact of the mines into the hottest sections of the front. Of course, we have a wild shortage of fighters on the front line, and this is a topic that deserves a candid discussion among Ukrainians. But people will do little when they have little weapons. Now the Russians climb forward with an infantry, against which a cheap and reliable tool is a mortar (155mm is too expensive). But there is a colossal deficit now.

Only the drones to knock the Russians who were instantly buried under the trees in landing - it is very difficult. Fortunately, Ukraine can produce mines in large quantities, it is not such a complex product as shells by 155 mm. Surprisingly, why in the presence of funding in the budget with them is such trouble now? There is something to do with mine hunger. In order for the mines, the attention of the first persons is needed to make such attention - you need publicity.