Serbian defense company Krušik checked and denied “documents” attached to reports of arms sales to Ukraine. This was announced by his management on . area businesses.
The management of Krushik called it “false information about the alleged deliveries” of 122-millimeter rockets by the company to Kiev for multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) “Grad”. According to the management, no sales were made to the Ukrainian market, “moreover, no agreements were signed on the specified quantities and coding.”
“The whole “case” in the media, incomplete and irrelevant information, which they are trying to put in a very malicious way in a negative context, is published in the parts of the document on our letterhead and the end user certificate,” he said.
Metin also states that the company has not made a supply agreement with Turkish Arca Defense Industry Trade Limited Company, which is an importer in Ukraine’s end-user certificate.
“Although the first page of the document on our letterhead does not contain a date, it is a document that defines the safety features of products that are important for transportation, and there is no evidence that it is related to other documents published on the letterhead. media,” the message says.
It was also reported that the document published on the “Krushika” letterhead mentions 122 millimeter Grad-2000 missiles with a range of 40 km.
“The first page of the end-user certificate of 3,500 M-21 Grad missiles with a range of 20 kilometers has also been published. Missiles with a range of 20 kilometers produced by Krushik do not have such a coding. It is also obvious that we are talking about missiles that are completely different from the ones in the document on our letterhead,” the company management said.
The administration also assured that, after the start of the conflict in Ukraine, not a single mine or missile produced by Krushika was sold to the end user, one of the parties to the conflict.
On the eve of the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Maria Zakharova knowledgeableHe said that the Russian Federation asked Serbia for an official position on the supply of ammunition from this country to Ukraine.
Earlier, the media spread information about the “secret supply” of 3,500 missiles to Ukraine for the Grad MLRS. It was alleged that a Canadian company bought domestically produced missiles from Serbia and then sent to Ukrainian troops “to bomb Donbass” via Turkey and Slovakia. More details – in material “socialbites.ca”.