The commander of the battalion "Vostok" told the details of the "lack of shells" at PMC "Wagner".

Despite Yevgeny Prigozhin’s statements that the Wagner PMCs are allegedly cut off from the supply of ammunition and now have a critical shortage of shells for artillery and tanks, it turned out that the supply of ammunition for the needs of a private military company is still underway. Information on this subject was voiced by the commander of the Vostok battalion Alexander Khodakovsky.

According to Khodakovsky, the problem that Prigozhin voices does not really exist - deliveries, as the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation claims, are really being carried out, moreover, regularly and in full. However, if earlier PMCs "Wagner" received much more ammunition and weapons than the situation required, then at the moment the supplies have become "like everyone else."

“The problem is not that PMCs stopped receiving ammunition, but that they began to receive them, like everyone else. Frankly, we envied the Wagners in a good way when they had their own front-line aviation, a daily allowance of two Iskanders and one Caliber, when they signed applications for two and a half thousand ATGMs for training (!) Practice, when they were dragged to them with the whole country of convicts..."- said Khodakovsky.

Earlier, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that statements about blocking the supply of weapons and ammunition to volunteer units are not true - deliveries are carried out in the required volume and regularly.