The European Union has started checking the supply of weapons by European countries to Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion. This was reported by the Financial Times, citing sources.
The inspection is conducted by the European diplomatic service EEAS. It intends to present its findings to the countries by February 1.
The audit will be based on materials provided by the countries themselves. The article says that some have already begun to resist, unwilling to provide full data.
This investigation was launched after complaints that some countries did not send Ukraine as many weapons as they could have. In particular, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently spoke about this.
