Zelensky expressed dissatisfaction with the work of the Ukrainian Air Force in several regions of Ukraine

On February 6, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky announced his dissatisfaction with the work of the Air Force of the country's armed forces in a number of regions.

"I consider the work of the Air Force in some regions of Ukraine to be unsatisfactory," he said in a Telegram message.

Zelensky added that he had discussed solutions to the current situation with Air Force Commander Anatoly Krivonozhko and Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov.

Targeted prescription: why the West gives Kiev old small arms

The Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters are being armed with what they wrote off in Europe, which indicates the depletion of NATO reserves, experts say.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said a day earlier that Zelensky had asked his government not for MiG-29 fighters, but for other equipment of a different type. The Polish prime minister said he would respond to the request after consulting with the country's military leadership.

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