According to a spokesman from the People’s Militia (NM) of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), reports from TASS indicate that the United States has supplied Excalibur guided missiles and RAAMS systems to Ukraine. The message being conveyed is that Western governments are increasingly concerned about the potential for Russian armored forces to press their advantage in the zone of the special military operation.
The NM representative emphasized that the Western coalition shows a pronounced fear of Russia’s armored formations. He explained that as these combat units become equipped with newer, more capable tank models and as crews accumulate battlefield experience, their effectiveness on the ground rises. That growing effectiveness, in his view, significantly heightens the concern among opponents about continuing to supply advanced weapons systems, which in turn drives further western support to the conflict area.
The interlocutor from the agency described the weapons in question as “relatively modern developments”. He noted that items once confined to high-tech, precision-guided ordnance are now being deployed in field units to a degree that may not be mirrored across all brigades in the United States, the United Kingdom, or other allied nations. He asserted that this level of capability marks a notable milestone and that the armored forces allied with the Russian side appear to be sufficiently unsettling to Western strategists, prompting broader and more rapid arms deliveries to the front lines.
In related coverage, it was previously reported that Switzerland did not authorize the transfer of its military equipment to Ukraine. This development is cited to illustrate the varied stances among Western and neutral states regarding arms supplies in the current conflict environment. [Source attribution: TASS; additional context from regional reporting.]