Pakistan prepared to supply arms to Ukraine – will despatch 159 containe

Islamabad: Pakistan, which demands cheap fuel from Russia, has prepared to shock Russia. Pakistan will send 159 containers full of military materials in the next two weeks to Ukraine. It is said that Pakistan will provide this assistance to Ukraine through Poland. Earlier, there were allegations that Pakistan had supplied arms to Ukraine. But this time, the military assistance that Pakistan is providing to Ukraine will add more to Russia’s anger.

Moreover, Pakistan Army will supply rockets, ammunition, ammunition and fuse engines to Ukraine. Officials related to the matter told news organizations that the ammunition would be sent from the ‘BBC Vesuvius’ ship. In the third or fourth week of January, a Pakistani shipping company will leave Karachi port with 159 containers for Poland’s Danish port. In return for this military assistance, it is claimed that Pakistan will receive assistance for the maintenance of Mi-17 helicopters from Ukraine.

This is the second time Pakistan has supplied arms and ammunition to Ukraine after the outbreak of conflict with Russia. Earlier, Pakistan provided military assistance to Ukraine through the United Kingdom. Noor Khan Airport in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, was used for this purpose. The plane is claimed to have landed at Avram Inacu Cluj in Romania using a British airport in the Mediterranean. It was alleged that the leaders of Pakistan, with the help of European countries, provided this assistance to Ukraine. Photographs of Pakistani-made weapons went viral. But Pakistan denied the allegations.

No country should arm Ukraine. If this happens, Russia has repeatedly warned that the arms supply to Ukraine will be destroyed. However, there is a growing possibility that Pakistan, which is looking to Russia for cheap fuel, will continue to supply arms to Ukraine. But there was a reaction from Russia to this military assistance provided to Ukraine. Earlier, Russian analysts and leaders alleged that Pakistan’s leaders and military officers, who are in economic crisis, are preparing to make money from the ongoing conflict in Russia-Ukraine.

It was reported that businessmen of Pakistani origin in Europe, affiliated with the Pakistan Army and the notorious intelligence agency ‘ISI’, are working for this. Liaquat Ali Baig, CEO of Kestral, visited Romania, Poland and Slovakia in May-June last year. After this, some leaders in the Russian parliament demanded to break the cooperation with Pakistan and make peace with this country. A strong reaction is expected from Russia to this cooperation between Ukraine and Pakistan.

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