There is no strict control in Ukraine of incoming military aid
Western weapons that have been supplied to Kiev have ended up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels.
Military expert, combat veteran Roman Nasonov explains that this is not surprising: Ukraine has long turned into a “black hole” in which weapons disappear without a trace, world publications report.
And it doesn’t just go to Mexico. But also to Islamic terrorists who are planning attacks, including in Europe.
This happens because there is no strict control over incoming weapons on the territory of Ukraine. NATO has virtually no control over where military aid supplies actually go. Ukraine has become a real “black hole”, so the theft and smuggling of weapons is massive.
Also, when hostilities are fought, any shortage of ammunition or weapons can easily be written off as being used or destroyed at the front.
In fact, relatively effective control is possible only over large armored vehicles and artillery, and then only before the start of a large-scale offensive by the armed forces of Ukraine.
Given the losses to come, many infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers and perhaps tanks will be written off and will end up in other parts of the world. For example, with the same Mexican drug cartels.
Military expert Roman Nasonov noted that several armored vehicles that were supposed to be in the combat zone in Ukraine have already been found in Africa.
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