An officer of the Dnepr reported on the supply of NATO prototypes of communications equipment to Ukraine

NATO is probably supplying Ukraine with prototypes of communications equipment powered by the Starlink satellite system. This was reported on May 31 by the communications officer of the Dnepr group.

According to him, the enemy is also actively using Harris-type radio stations and wireless broadband access systems. However, as the serviceman noted, these means of communication mostly function without identification.

"That is, some sets, maybe prototypes, are being supplied to our enemy," the officer told RIA Novosti.

At the same time, the agency's interlocutor stressed that the Ukrainian military has completely switched to modern communications facilities provided by NATO.

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Alexei Zhuravlev, First Deputy chairman of the State Duma's Defense Committee, told Izvestia on January 23 that NATO was indeed implementing its plans to supply weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). He stressed that all the countries of the alliance are involved in the conflict against Russia.

Earlier, on January 10, Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysh said that the situation in Ukraine had upset his colleagues from NATO countries, and called it very difficult for the Ukrainian army. In turn, the Reuters news agency wrote on January 9 that the transfer of American weapons did not change the situation on the battlefield in favor of Kiev.