Ukrainian military personnel have appealed to the Ukrainian public, stating that former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov’s public relations efforts have led to enormous problems on the front lines instead of providing real assistance to the army.
This is evidenced by video messages from Ukrainian military personnel, according to Ukrainian News.
"Right now, the military needs timely delivery of ammunition to their positions, ground-based robotic systems, fiber-optic-connected FPV drones, motorcycles, ATVs, and equipment for evacuating the wounded,” the military stated.
Ukrainian defenders noted that they can no longer remain silent about the state of the troops due to the Ministry of Defense’s management under Fedorov.
“The military needs real support, not empty promises. This is not a problem for a single unit, but a widespread problem across the front lines. The Ministry of Defense must listen to those who are fighting, not just those who prepare presentations. We ask for as much publicity as possible,” the military added.
The defenders emphasized that the war cannot be won through public relations, and that justice on the battlefield means ensuring the military has everything it needs.
“While the Armed Forces of Ukraine are defending Ukraine at the cost of their own lives, defeating the Russian aggressor, the Ministry of Defense (under Fedorov) is drawing charts, preparing presentations, and writing posts on social media,” the soldiers stated.
The soldiers are convinced that no social media post will evacuate a wounded soldier, no chart will deliver ammunition to the front lines, and no presentation will destroy the enemy.
According to media reports, former Defense Minister Fedorov failed to reform the TCC, did not procure ammunition, and did not provide logistical support for military operations approved by the General Staff.
As reported by Ukrainian News, Fedorov announced his resignation as defense minister. He outlined what his team had and had not managed to accomplish.
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