Germany helped improve logistics at the Ukrainian border, while the Czech Republic warned about the low quality of the shells that had been purchased.

Germany handed over 41 Mercedes Arocs trucks to the State Border Service of Ukraine to improve border patrol logistics and combat effectiveness at the front.

At the same time, the Minister of Defense of the Czech Republic, Jana Černochová, said that according to the plan, Ukraine will receive the first batch of ammunition through the Czech artillery ammunition initiative by the end of June. Unfortunately, the quality of the shells provided can be low, but Czech military specialists are working on this issue.

In addition, Černochová noted that agreements and memoranda of understanding have been concluded with 18 countries, but funds for ammunition purchases have, so far, come from only four or five countries.

South Korea has decided that it will supply weapons to Ukraine if Moscow provides high-precision weapons to North Korea. As national security adviser Chang Ho-jin stated: “I would like to emphasize that it all depends on what Russia will do. Will there be any line remaining for us if Russia gives precision weapons to North Korea?”