The Armed Forces will not be affected by the projectile famine: the expert said that Ukraine will help (video)

In his opinion, in such a situation it is necessary to act a little differently using high-precision shells that will cause the same harm for one shot, which the enemy will need two or three shots. Alexei Hetman states that with the accuracy of the Defense forces of Ukraine there are no problems, because the Archivers of the Armed Forces are leading a very successful counter -banking war: 1 of the destroyed artillery systems of the invaders is published 1 disposed of Ukrainian.

I see here differently not to approach this issue, we have to use guns that are more precision projectiles that are more precision to ensure that fewer shots can be done. Well, harming the enemy more than he, using, well, there are 2 times more shots, so this has to be focused on it. In addition, we are doing a very good counter -battery struggle. There's a score one to 10 approximately.

"In this way, the Russians will no longer have a question in the number of shells, but in the amount of guns," says Alexei Hetman. Well, in addition, this million shells from the West is a significant addition to those cassette shells that plan to transfer and have already transmitted US partners to Ukraine. According to the military, Americans claim that they have an almost unlimited number of cassette ammunition.

But barely, for every shot of the Armed Forces, they should report so that the cassette shell does not touch the civilian population. It will not be about this type of shells in Ukraine, because the United States is able to transmit cassette ammunition to Ukraine with hundreds of thousands of pieces, and even millions, the expert assures.

According to Major of the Reserve, it will usually be bad if we cannot get ordinary artillery shells, but it should be remembered that our defense is already producing ammunition for guns 155 mm, 152 mm, 125 mm and 105 mm. Many mortar mines of different calibers for the Armed Forces are also produced. All these constant delays or obstacles that arise in the way of delivery of shells from Europe according to Alexei Hetman have not so much economic as the political component.