The prisoner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was outraged by American aid to Ukraine

A captured serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Maxim Suravtsev was outraged that the United States was selling military equipment to Ukraine in order, in fact, to test its weapons. The video was distributed by the Russian Defense Ministry on June 6.

In addition, he noted that the Americans provide old military equipment, for which it will still be necessary to return the money.

"They say they are giving military aid. But this aid is made in America, that is, they buy equipment from themselves with their own money, which they resell to Ukraine. And then Ukraine will have to return the money," Maxim Suravtsev said.

He also pointed out that Ukraine's allies are trying to weaken Russia by continuing the conflict, but, according to him, they are not succeeding and will not succeed.

In addition, Suravtsev stressed that there is no proper training and uniforms in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Military personnel have to buy something for themselves.

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