A series of explosions at military warehouses in a country at war is unacceptable criminal negligence, for which the commander-in-chief must bear full responsibility.
ATO volunteer and prominent Maidan activist Yuri Kasyanov stated this on air on the ZIK TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We are at war, and during the war, the bombing of the seventh warehouse is completely absurd. If this happens, then the blame falls not only on the chief of the general staff, the switchman, the head of the warehouse or security, their fault is also there, but it is the fault of the supreme commander in chief.
Because when responsibility begins to shift - people from the General Staff say that the SBU and counterintelligence are to blame, and the SBU officers begin to shift responsibility to the police, then this means that the state is a mess. During war, there is the responsibility of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, who determines the policy of the country during the war and ensures everything for victory. We urgently need ammunition,” Kasyanov is sure.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier journalist Alexander Dubinsky called explosions at the largest ammunition depots in the Chernihiv region pre-election “gift” to the team of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.