Ukraine loses less than 10% of its Western equipment in fighting - Estonian intelligence

This is reported by ERR.

At the same time, Grosberg said that this figure could increase, as the loss of equipment is an inevitable consequence of any offensive.

He also added that Western equipment better protects military personnel and, even if it breaks down, the crews often survive and are not seriously injured.

In addition, the Estonian intelligence chief said that Ukrainian units that had been trained over the past six months did not take part in the recent fighting.

• Earlier, Rheinmetall received an order for 20 Marder infantry fighting vehicles for Ukraine from the German Defense Ministry. 

• Following the Ramstein meeting, Reznikov expressed confidence in the creation of the 'Bird Coalition' of fighter jets in support of Ukraine.

• On June 16, Ukraine had signed a declaration with Slovakia and the Czech Republic on the purchase and maintenance of infantry fighting vehicles following a meeting in the Ramstein format.