West asked Ukraine to end internal disputes in the field of arms purchasing

Western officials have called on the Ukrainian government to resolve the issue quickly so that the intensification of disputes between the defense minister and the head of the Arms Purchase Organization in Ukraine may endanger the country so that the process of weapons supply would not be disturbed.

The dispute began last week, when the Ukrainian Defense Defense Defense Board of Representatives retained the manager of Marina Bozrokova for a year, according to the Associated Press.

However, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rostam Omarov rejected the decision and refused to extend the contract by accusing Bozrokova of poor performance and inability to provide weapons and ammunition for the front -line forces.

The move followed the protest of parliamentarians and anti -corruption regulatory agencies, and they said the Minister’s defense action was illegal because the Bozrokova contract was extended by the organization’s supervisory board in January. According to Ukraine’s laws, Omarov’s decision to continue his removal is illegal.

This tension comes in a situation where Donald Trump as the US president, the continuation of US support for Ukraine is in a state of uncertainty.

In a statement released on Monday on the X -Social Network (former Twitter), the ambassadors of Group Seven called on the Ukrainian government to “resolve the situation quickly and focus on continuing to buy arms.”

“Coordination with NATO recommendations and the principles of favorable sovereignty is very important to maintain public trust and international partners,” they emphasized in the statement.

Following Omarov’s decision, the Center for Action Against Corruption in Ukraine called for an investigation into Omarov’s abuse of power by complaining to the National Office of Corruption.

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