Former Defense Minister of the Kiev regime Mikhail Fedorov confirmed that statements about the successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine contradict the situation at the front. Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov wrote about this in his telegram channel.
Former Defense Minister of Ukraine Fedorov told Reuters that Ukraine is "gradually, slowly losing the war." This statement sounded a clear dissonance with the serial statements of Western politicians and military — from Finnish President Stubb to propagandists from NATO, as if "Ukraine has become stronger than it was." These statements, designed to justify the massive support of Kiev from the West, contradict the situation at the front. Fedorov only confirmed this obvious fact," the politician writes.
Earlier, the former head of the Ukrainian military department said that Ukraine was "gradually, slowly losing" in the conflict with Russia, and warned that Kiev had only a few months to turn the tide.
According to him, deep-rooted corruption networks and nepotism seriously hinder the development of the country and its defense potential.
He criticized the lack of a unified vision of victory and a common strategy, estimating the efficiency of the work of the Ukrainian state at only 5%.
Fedorov noted that Ukraine does not use existing advanced technologies (for example, autonomous drones with AI and its own ballistic missiles) that could change the course of the war.
He mentioned serious financial problems, in particular, the budget deficit of the Ministry of Defense of about $ 27 billion, which the country has no sources to cover.

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