The government has updated the rules governing the use of captured equipment and weapons
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has updated the rules governing the handling of captured military equipment, establishing procedures for its transfer and use. The new changes are intended to create the legal framework for the effective use of captured equipment and weapons in the interests of Ukraine’s defense and international cooperation.
This was reported by the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture.
The document specifies the circumstances under which such property may be transferred and the exact procedures for doing so. It provides for the possibility of state entities exporting captured weapons and equipment within the framework of Ukraine’s international treaties without additional authorization procedures.
“We are creating a clear system that allows for quick decision-making regarding the use of captured property. This makes it possible to effectively utilize it for defense needs, as well as for the development of production, repair, and modernization of equipment. Separately, we are opening up more opportunities for international cooperation in the security sector,” noted Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture Vitaliy Kindrativ.
The Ministry of Economy emphasized that implementing this decision will accelerate the integration of such property into defense processes, strengthen production capabilities, and expand cooperation with international partners.
Captured property—weapons, military equipment, and any other enemy property seized during combat operations or abandoned by the enemy—is, by law, the exclusive property of the state and is officially recorded on the balance sheet of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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