Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced today (Saturday) that his country had received a Ukrainian request to manufacture 100 Rusomak multi-role armored vehicles, with a license from Finland, and funding from the European Union and the United States.
“I brought an order that I received yesterday from Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Schmihal, for 100 Rosomaks that will be manufactured here,” Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Moraviki said from the production site of these vehicles in southern Poland, noting that the order will be funded by European funds granted to Poland and with US funding obtained by Ukraine, without Determine the contract value.
It is noteworthy that Rosomak is an eight-wheeled multi-mission armored vehicle, manufactured under license from the Finnish company Patria.
On the other hand, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced today an increase in the production of all types of regular weapons, including high-precision weapons, to ensure the completion of the tasks that have been set, explaining during a meeting with military leaders that providing the forces with all the weapons they need is under constant monitoring. from the government and the Ministry of Defence.
Shoigu explained that the volume of supplies of the most requested ammunition has been determined, and the necessary measures are being taken to increase its production, saying: “We are talking about both types of regular and high-precision weapons, and all this ensures the completion of the tasks set by the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces according to the plan for conducting the special military operation.” .
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