In the State Duma called the stupidity of the words of the Ukrainian general about the mining of transferred ships
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Russia's intentions are a “gesture of goodwill,” he stressed.
On Thursday, Vladimir Putin said that Moscow was ready to transfer warships and airplanes from the Crimea to Ukraine, noting that their condition could be described as “deplorable”.
After that, the commander of the Navy Igor Voronchenko said that the remaining ships on the peninsula allegedly were "in working condition." The admiral added that the decision on the return of equipment will be taken by the country's leadership.
And on Saturday, the former deputy head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Igor Romanenko, in an interview with Apostrof, stated that Ukrainian military equipment, which Russia can transfer to Ukraine from the Crimea, should be carefully checked for “hidden disruptive devices”. He referred to the fact that "after the Second World War, the Germans and Italians brewed explosive devices into the corps, and at the right moment they undermined them - with all the ensuing consequences."
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