Outdated, but extremely important: as the Soviet APC from Bulgaria will help to destroy the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

Armored vehicles will help to realize the "three main missions" of the Armed Forces, which was told by the ex -staff of the General Staff Vladislav Seleznev. The supply of Ukraine by Bulgaria 100 Soviet APC cars is a good news by leaning on their moral obsolescence, because armor saves the health and life of Ukrainian heroes. So in an exclusive interview with focus, the ex -school of the General Staff Vladislav Seleznyov noted.

Of course, such equipment is outdated and requires regulatory restorative work, and it is important that we get these armored vehicles with some luggage of spare parts and everything necessary, which will restore their current condition and combat capabilities, emphasizes the military expert.

The expert considers it important to emphasize that the Ukrainian army now realizes three important missions: the destruction of hostile military potential (the destruction of personnel, weapons, team points and logistics hubs), the preservation of the lives of Ukrainian heroes, including through the use of armored vehicles and third mission Ukrainian lands. "The General Staff of the Armed Forces acts as rationally as possible.

Where there is an opportunity to perform offensive or counter -offensive actions, then such measures are implemented there, and where such offensive actions are impossible, the Armed Forces go into defense or maneuver defense, says Vladislav Seleznov. And for the tasks of defense, armored vehicles are necessary, because the main key mission is to maintain the health and life of the Ukrainian military.

" The ex -Staff of the General Staff recalled that the reserves of Soviet weapons in Eastern Europe are almost nullified, but there is also an opportunity to continue negotiations with Greece, where there is still a stock of such weapons in the army of the country. In any case, according to the expert, our emissaries are actively working in this direction and Ramstin's case, where representatives of more than 50 countries are present, is extremely important.

Because, as we can see, the fighting on the front does not subscribe, the invaders do not give up their plans by engaging more and more technical and human resources. Therefore, we have to have at least a parity in terms of armored vehicles and ammunition, Vladislav Seleznyov said. Earlier, Focus reported that Bulgaria would transfer armored equipment to Ukraine without intermediaries for the first time. Although experts say that such old APC samples will have at least one drawback.