Standoff at Ukrainian Agency Disrupts Arms Contracts, Suppliers Say
Briefly

A standoff in Ukraine's defense sector between Defense Minister Rustem Umerov and the procurement agency's director, Maryna Bezrukova, has led to disrupted arms contracts critical for the military. With over 80 defense companies affected, payment delays and new contract signings have been halted. The conflict stems from accusations of poor procurement management by Bezrukova, who claims her dismissal was illegal. While current arms supplies to troops remain steady, the ongoing leadership crisis poses risks for future supplies during a crucial period in the war against Russia.
The ongoing standoff between Ukraine's defense minister and the weapons procurement official is disrupting arms contracts and payment processes for over 80 defense companies.
The situation has raised concerns among defense companies, with over 80 unable to sign new contracts or receive payments due to the leadership conflict.
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