"Nothing to deny": Baiden has recognized the delays of weapons supplies to Ukraine (video)

According to the White House Advisor Jake Sullivan, the main problem is the logistics and production capabilities. The shells of the caliber 155 mm, for example, are sent to the Ukrainian army immediately from the conveyor. Military assistance from the United States of America comes to Ukraine not quickly and in Washington understand it. The problem is trying to solve. This was stated by Presidential Administration Joe Baiden on national security Jake Sullivan in an interview with Farid Zakaria.

According to him, there are currently logistics obstacles, as well as problems related to the military-industrial complex and ability of production of shells for Ukrainian defenders. "There is nothing to deny from the point of view of the front, so to speak: it does not go out fast, not enough. But in Washington we do not do what we sit and say: let's not give 155 mm projectiles and guns, we will not give aircraft F-16, Bradley, Himars at a higher speed, "said Jake Sullivan.

If we talk about 155 mm caliber shells, the US Presidential Advisor continues, they are sent to the front as soon as possible, almost from the conveyor. At the same time, restrictions do not allow the required volume and speed of deliveries.

Washington is currently working on a large package of help in Kiev, which will try to approve by the end of September, although there is a problem in "breaking through the thickness of complex logistics and operating processes, so that this weapon eventually reached the front. " "I gathered my team and asked: in which countries in the next 12 months we plan to put Amraam missiles and missiles in Patriot? I was informed that there were a number of countries where we send these missiles.