Ramstein-10 estimation: Zelensky named four priorities for the Armed Forces

This was reported in an interview with Channel 24 Advisor to the Presidential Office of the President of Ukraine Mykhailo Podolyak. When asked by the channel journalist about the results of the tenth meeting in the format "Ramstein", Podolyak noted that it was first and foremost a priority, that is, that Ukraine is needed "here and now", as well as specifics from each country: how much and what it will give it exactly. within the priority.

They need a lot of heavy calibers, they need to be accumulated to be able to use 5 - 10 thousand daily. Moreover, they need to be accumulated enough that Ukraine could move in 4 directions. This is a priority. It is very pleased that each country at the meeting has expressed a number of shells, taking into account the timing of manufacturing is ready to provide Ukraine. Rockets of some range in particular rockets with a range of more than 100 kilometers.

It is also a priority # 1 in terms of what Russia does by digging a certain resource at a long distance. Repair bases and logistics centers for armored vehicles so that each country can additionally increase the number of armored vehicles or participate in the equipment of repair centers, of course, not only in Ukraine. Ukraine's logistics hubs have in other countries, as some partners initiatively assumed this role.

Training centers in Ukraine need to increase the number of training centers for training with different types of new weapons. Podolyak noted these points as key to Ukraine. According to him, partner countries joined Ramstin-10 with specific proposals for the number of weapons: 10 thousand shells, 100 thousand shells, etc. Clear schedules for their supply to Ukraine.

"From the point of view of logistics, understanding of the stage of war, priorities of Ukraine and the opportunities of military-industrial production-it was the most specific" Ramstein ",-summed up the adviser of the chairman of the PO SAMP/T, Patriot Systems and more than 150 Leopard tanks from an international coalition that grows.