The director of the Ukrainian president called for the formation of a commission to control the use of weapons received from Western partners

Director of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak called on lawmakers to form a committee to oversee the weapons Ukraine receives from its Western allies to help in the war with Russia.

In a social media statement, he emphasized that “Parliament, as a legislative body, should be involved in monitoring Allied defense assistance. Our goal is to be as transparent as possible in accordance with the state of emergency law”, noting that all weapons provided by the West are “registered and held”. Send to the front.

Yermak indicated that the monitoring committee would deal with “issues related to the control of the use of weapons received from our partners,” stressing that “transparency is the best recipe against Russian manipulation and disinformation.”

The European Union said this week that it was creating a center in Moldova to fight organized crime, in particular arms smuggling from neighboring Ukraine.