"Apachi" will not get to Ukraine: Poland does not intend to share a weapon received from the US

According to him, the Polish Army will receive the highest and more weapons, such as AH-64e Apache shock helicopters, so there is no reason to transfer it to Kiev. This was reported on March 19 by the State Information Agency of the Polska Agencja Prasowa. The material states that after the meeting on March 13, the Supreme Polish leadership with US President Joe Biden on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Poland's accession to NATO, the State Department agreed to sell Warsaw A weapons.

The package includes 800 Land-Borings Classes, 745 Air-Air-1245 Air-120C Air Air-Air-Air-Air-Air-Air-9x missile missiles. In addition, Biden announced that Poland would provide a new loan of $ 2 billion under the Foreign Military Financing Program for the purchase of US weapons, including 96 AH-64E Apache helicopters. In this regard, the head of the Polish National Security Bureau asked whether Poland will buy this equipment for themselves or for Ukraine.

To which Seviera replied that first of all this high -tech weapon was needed by the Polish army. "I do not see any reason or the opportunity to agree to the transfer of such weapons to Ukraine. Today, Apache will not produce the expected results in Ukraine because there is no way to get an advantage in the air. None of the parties received it," Sivier said.

According to BBN head, in the Western world there is an opinion that Ukraine, having a certain shortage of ammunition and weapons, will be pushed by the army of the Russian Federation to the Dnieper, the front will shift and will be time to make a decision. However, from a military point, he said, the termination of the supply of ammunition, if it happens at any stage and even for a short time, can lead to the collapse of the front.