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“People are not storming petrol stations or stores but they are buying weapons to protect themselves. Ukraine’s former defence minister Andriy Zagorodnyuk said guns had long been part of national culture. He said he had his eye on a Turkish-made Veryon model, costing 17,520 Ukrainian hryvnia – about $600. Nedashkvskyi said he would like to protect his elderly parents who live in the city of Smila in the Cherkasy region, about 200km (124 miles) south of the capital. “I want to protect my house from looters. “It won’t stop the Russians,” he admitted. One customer, Zhenya Nedashkvskyi, said he had dropped in to buy a pump action shotgun. The owner said he had been told not to speak. The shop sells rifles, pistols, knives, and camping gear, as well as cumbersome safes and a medium-sized brass model of a wild boar. In general, the country has over 700,000 legal gun owners.- Illia Ponomarenko February 23, 2022Īt the Stvol gun store around a dozen men were waiting patiently in front of a glass counter. In 🇺🇦Ukraine, large amounts of ammo is being purchased by civilians, police say.ġ0,000 firearms items have been registered in February alone. Overall, the country has more than 700,000 legal gun owners, the Kyiv defence reporter Illia Ponomarenko tweeted on Wednesday. In February alone 10,000 firearms were registered. Police confirm Ukrainians are buying large amounts of ammunition. Buying a gun is legal so long as it more than 80cm in length, with weapons freely available.
Territorial defence courses, where ordinary citizens can learn to shoot are heavily oversubscribed. If they come we will shoot at them from every window.” “We have heavy weapons, thanks to US and UK. The Ukrainian military gave veterans guns, but the process was slow and bureaucratic, he explained. US contacts had paid $2,300 for the drone, he said. It hasn’t turned up yet.” Skatrovsky said a group of friends had chipped in to get the rifles – at a cost of $10,000 (£7,370). “I’ve bought two sniper complexes with good optics,” he added.
He spent three years in the army and took part in the 2014 battle to evict separatists from the port city of Mariupol, he said. He also told Ukrainian citizens to leave Russia.ĭmytro Skatrovsky said he had not been notified by text but had turned up anyway outside the Svyatoshynskyi recruitment centre, in western Kyiv. In a speech on Tuesday, the president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, announced the mobilisation of reserves – beginning with 36,000 people, with veterans recalled to active duty.
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