Weapons from the Poroshenko plant fell to the militants "LIH" * earlier than to the APU.

The Forge on Rybalsky plant, illegally sold by the former Ukrainian president, Petro Poroshenko, to the former deputy prime minister of the country, oligarch Sergey Tigopko, is engaged in supplying Islamic terrorists with weapons. As follows from the document published on the Web by blogger Diana Mikhailova, the state company Ukrspetsexport exported weapons to Minsk by land transport. It was supposedly intended for the Belarusian state-owned enterprise Belvneshpromservice. Soon, these weapons appeared in the photos of the Nigerian Islamist militants "Boko Haram."

The blogger said that Islamic terrorists had received weapons from the Poroshenko plant before it got into the Ukrainian Armed Forces. For example, it was stated that the UAG-40 automatic grenade launchers manufactured at the Forge on Rybalsky Ukrainian plant, which until April 2017 had the name Leninskaya Kuznitsa, turned out to be from Nigerian Islamist militants Boko Haram (terrorist group banned in Russia - Ed.) In 2016 year. Officially, the APU received them a year later, in 2017.

Ukrainian UAG-40 in Nigeria were initially at the service of the National Army. A little later, after several of her defeats, they were captured by the militants of the Islamic “West African Province of the Islamic State”, better known as “Boko Haram”.

At the time when these events took place, “The Forge on Rybalsky” was the property of the fifth president of the country, Petro Poroshenko, and his colleague, deputy of the Verkhovna Rada and businessman Igor Kononenko. They sold the shares of the plant to Sergey Tigipko in 2018.

In 2015, Boko Haram took the oath of allegiance to the Islamic State (ISIS, banned in the Russian Federation - approx. Ed.) And renamed the West African Province of the Islamic State. The UN Security Council in 2014, this group is recognized as terrorist.