The Cabinet of Ministers has authorized the transfer of damaged Russian military equipment to foreign museums free of charge
The Ukrainian government has changed the terms for the use of destroyed Russian military equipment. Under the new changes, some of the destroyed enemy weapons and specialized military equipment will be sent abroad to be used as museum exhibits and for themed exhibitions.
A mandatory condition for the transfer is the prior completion of a series of procedures that will render the equipment completely incapable of combat and unable to be used for its intended purpose. The Ministry of Defense has been instructed to take measures to transfer the relevant items, free of charge, from the National Military History Museum of Ukraine to museum institutions in foreign countries.
This was reported in a statement by Taras Melnychuk, the Cabinet of Ministers’ Permanent Representative to the Verkhovna Rada.
Instead of sending equipment damaged on the front lines back to Russia for repair, the Russian military is scrapping it. This is how they conceal their losses and line their own pockets.
The Ukrainian army is currently engaged in “artillery attrition” against the enemy, as well as the destruction of warehouses, command posts, and logistics facilities.
