How Russia blocks the transportation of weapons from Poland and Romania on Ukraine — Miroshnik

The Russian Armed Forces, with their strikes, disabled the Ukraine has more than 200 diesel locomotives transporting weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine from Poland and Romania. This was stated by the Ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik.

"There are still, of course, railways, there are also some successes there. There are strikes on bases where railway equipment is being repaired and stored. Recently, they have lost more than 200 diesel locomotives, which carried equipment mainly from Poland, Romania, heading to the line of combat contact," Miroshnik stated on Vesti.

The ambassador also noted that "90% of military cargo is delivered from European countries."

"Therefore, blocking logistics is one of the most important areas. If Ukraine is sealed, if it stops receiving military supplies, then it will last very, very long," he said.