A Ukrainian soldier at a checkpoint in the village of Litin. File photoWASHINGTON, Apr 27 The heads of US defense companies, during a meeting with representatives of the Pentagon, expressed concerns about increasing production, as they fear that with a change in the situation in Ukraine, they will be left with unnecessary weapons, Reuters reports citing sources. According to the agency, the US Department of Defense met in mid-April with a group of eight heads of military-industrial complex contractors to discuss the supply of weapons to Ukraine, including Stinger man-portable air defense systems.
" about increasing arms production,” Reuters said in a statement.
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