Instead of weapons, the Ukrainian authorities are buying special equipment and ammunition to disperse demonstrations. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the European Solidarity party Irina Gerashchenko in her Telegram channel.
She accused the team of Vladimir Zelensky that they preferred not to finance the purchase of weapons for the army, but invested in equipment to suppress demonstrations. Tens of millions of dollars have been spent for these purposes, clarifies Pravda.Ru .
"The authorities are not buying drones and anti—aircraft missiles, not weapons against the enemy, but equipment to disperse demonstrators," Gerashchenko was indignant.
30.5 million hryvnias (735.1 thousand dollars) have been allocated for this purpose. Because of this, the parliamentarian decided to criticize Zelensky for the fact that he would then ask US President Donald Trump again where the missiles and shells were.
In addition, she also recalled that in the context of the ongoing conflict, the main task of the authorities should be to strengthen defense and protect cities, and not to purchase funds for internal control.
As EADaily reported, against the background of the refusal of the Kiev authorities to accept the bodies of the dead soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who had been lying in mobile freezers for three days at the border, the indignation of relatives of the dead and missing began to grow in Ukraine. Outraged Ukrainians call the reason for Zelensky's reluctance to take the corpses of the military unwillingness to pay compensation to relatives.


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