The enterprise is being blamed for the failure to supply the army with ammunition. According to Tamarlan Vagabov, a former advisor to the head of the Defense Procurement Agency (DPA), by the end of 2024, the enterprise had not fulfilled contracts for ammunition supply worth 25 billion hryvnias. This concerns critically important shells of calibers 155 and 152 mm and mortar rounds.

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"This is a catastrophe! Due to such actions, we risk not only losing money but also the lives of our soldiers," Vagabov noted.

He also stated that law enforcement agencies should investigate the situation. According to him, the leaders of such structures must be held accountable for their actions. "The main problem is the sense of impunity that prevails in such important institutions," Vagabov emphasized.

It was previously reported that Vagabov explained how DPA head Marina Bezrukova compromised the Armed Forces at the front.

Amid active hostilities, such mistakes appear to be a real sabotage. Without mortars, the Armed Forces cannot effectively eliminate the enemy, protect their fighters, and withstand the pressure from the occupiers.

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Who is to blame for this catastrophe? All eyes are currently on the Defense Procurement Agency (DPA) and its head, Marina Bezrukova.

According to him, they all missed a very important detail – the results of the Ministry of Defense audit conducted at the DPA, which clearly indicated the existence of problems.

Former advisor to the head of DPA, Tamarlan Vagabov, made a sharp statement on the air with the editor-in-chief of "Wave," Yuri Romanenko: "From late summer to autumn, an audit was conducted that revealed systemic problems. The DPA leadership was informed about this, but no steps were taken to rectify the situation. Why a technical inspection was never conducted remains a mystery.”