Partners have other weapons: Zelensky commented on a shortage of shells for the Armed Forces (video)

The President noted that so far the only alternative to the shells of a shortage of 155 mm caliber for the Ukrainian army can only be considered UAV. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stated that there is no deficit of courage to supply partners of long -range weapons for the Ukrainian defense forces. The head of the state stated this at a press conference with Prime Minister of Greece Kiriakos Kharotakis, held on Wednesday, March 6, in Odessa.

He noted that so far, only drones can be considered the only alternative to a shortage of 155 shells. He emphasized that their production is growing in Ukraine. "But there are other types of weapons in our partners - long -range weapons. We understand that it is, but there can be no shortage of courage. If we decide on the territorial integrity of Ukraine and on the protection Long hesitate, "Zelensky emphasized.

In addition, he commented on the Czech initiative to supply 800,000 shells to Ukraine and noted progress. "But we can evaluate a positive result when the corresponding number of shells will be in Ukraine. Then it will be definitively the right result for Ukraine," the President stressed. We will remind, in Odessa at about 11:00 there were explosions. Russia staged an attack at a time when the Prime Minister of Greece made a visit and the explosion occurred near his place of stay.

President Zelensky and Greek Prime Minister Michotakis told details of the incident. According to the head of the state, as a result of the attack of Russian invaders in Odessa are dead and injured, but the exact number of victims of Zelensky is now unknown. "We not only heard we saw this appropriate blow today. You see who we are dealing with. They don't care where . I know that there are deaths are wounded, "the President said.

In addition, Ukraine and Greece have begun preparation of a bilateral agreement on security guarantees and cooperation. We will remind, on March 3 the head of Odessa Ova Oleg Kiper reported that the attack of the Russian Federation took the life of 12 civilians of Odessa. In total, 215 people were involved in the search operation.