During the meeting, Alexander Sirsky informed his German colleague in detail about the current operational situation at the front. General Syrsky focused on a complex environment in different regions of Ukraine, which is under constant pressure from Russian troops, and also spoke about plans for the future regarding the modernization and strengthening of defense.
One of the main issues was the introduction of a corps structure in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which will increase the efficiency of troops and increase their mobility and combat capability. This reorganization aims to adapt to the current conditions of hostilities, which includes better coordination between various troops and special units.
General Sirsky expressed his gratitude to the German people for the adamant support that Germany provides Ukraine in the fight against Russian aggression. Relations between countries have strengthened through constant military assistance, including the provision of various military equipment, ammunition and other equipment, which is critical of Ukraine's defense capability.
The meeting was also devoted to discussing the specific needs of the Armed Forces in service, equipment and ammunition. Sirsky emphasized the need for modern samples of equipment to strengthen defense, especially in constant attacks on critical infrastructure and military facilities.
Particular attention was paid to the issues of maintenance and repair of military equipment, which is already in service with the Armed Forces. In particular, the technique of German production, which is an important component of Ukraine's defense potential, requires constant technical supervision and timely repair to ensure its combat capability.
Due to the fact that the Ukrainian army is actively using German production equipment, including armored vehicles and other specialized systems, the issues of maintenance and repair have become one of the key in negotiations. According to the Commander -in -Chief of the Armed Forces, there is a need for more effective coordination between Ukrainian and German technical services to ensure the smooth operation of the equipment.
The issue of preparation of the Ukrainian military, in particular in the context of exercises, which Germany conducts for the Ukrainian military in its territory, was also discussed. Syrsky stressed that training is an important component in strengthening the combat capability of the Armed Forces, so cooperation in this area will continue.
